sellingtips

A collection of 23 posts

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What Is a Seller's Net Sheet?

A seller's net sheet is a document prepared for sellers of a home. The sheet uses calculations to easily break down all the home sale proceeds.

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How to Pick a Good Listing Agent

When hiring a real estate agent, consider referrals, check online reviews, do background research, check the credentials, and shop around.

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When to Sell a Rental Property

When should I sell my rental property? The answer can depend on many factors. Know what you should consider before selling your investment.

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Listing FSBO on Zillow: Is it Worth it?

Listing a home for sale by owner [https://www.simpleshowing.com/blog/for-sale-by-owner-should-you-try-it] (FSBO) on Zillow has become a popular option among many sellers looking to avoid working with a realtor and save on commission fees. With that being said, listing your home FSBO with Zillow can come with potential

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Who is the Best iBuyer?

The real estate world keeps evolving with new trends emerging every single day. Nowadays, buyers and sellers of homes have more accessible, faster, and better ways of doing business. One of the latest trends taking the real estate world by storm are iBuyers These instant, online buyers have come in

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Selling a House When You Have Renters/Tenants

Looking to sell your rental apartment and worried about your renters? Well, the first thing you need to consider in such a situation is the tenant’s rights as stated in your lease or rental agreement [https://www.forbes.com/sites/trulia/2014/11/14/the-difference-between-a-lease-and-a-rental-agreement/?sh=1a1ebf382867] . You also

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Opendoor vs Zillow: iBuyer Showdown

Instant buyers, or iBuyers [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_Buyer], are one of the most revolutionary changes currently being made to the residential real estate industry. The iBuying business, which emerged in 2014, uses algorithms to price homes and make instant offers in the attempt to resell for profit.

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How Much Is Too Much For Closing Costs

If you’re selling or buying a house, you need to understand some of the things before starting the sale, including closing costs. Ask how much are closing costs? Typically, closing costs for mortgages run at 2% and 5% of the loan cost. This figure includes insurance, property taxes, and

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How to Handle Selling Paperwork. What's Included and What to Sign?

Selling a home [https://www.simpleshowing.com/blog/ultimate-guide-to-selling-your-home] is a long process that needs a lot of preparation and various documentations. It’s not something you can do with a handshake, and the deal is sealed. You need to prepare rounds of documents from yourself, your buyer, the lenders,

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How To Settle Multiple Competing Home Offers

While multiple offers on your house is a great problem to have, there are things to keep in mind for a smooth transaction and more money in your pocket!

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Don’t Sell To iBuyers: You Absolutely Won’t Get the Best Deal

Although convenient, iBuyers will not give you a quality offer. See why SimpleShowing will make your home sell for more and with fewer fees!

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3 Times When You Will Want To Sell Your Rental Property

Are you debating if you should sell your rental property? If so, check out these three times when selling is certainly better than keeping it!

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What are the Fees When Selling a House?

What are the fees when selling a house? SimpleShowing discusses how to navigate the sometimes hidden costs and fees associated with selling your home.

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11 Tips for a Successful Home Remodel

These 11 tips for a successful home remodel will cover how to avoid over improving, find good contractors, and why a remodel final inspection is necessary.

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Sell Your Home with a One Percent Commission Realtor

Planning to sell your home is a big decision. However, once you decide to do so, the next biggest decision is deciding how to sell and how much help you'd like: for sale by owner or picking a realtor. If you're confident managing the process on your own, then selling

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Should You Buy A New Home Before Selling Yours?

Making a move from one property to another home is a common thing most homeowners or soon-to-be homeowners will face at least once in their lives. However, this can tend to be especially difficult for those juggling the sale of their current home while researching and trying to perfectly time

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What Are The Closing Costs For A Seller?

If you’re thinking about selling your home, you’ve probably also thought about how much you’ll be able to make on the sale. Generally, homeowners research their local markets, get a comparable market analysis report [https://www.simpleshowing.com/home-valuation?utm_source=blog] from a local agent or

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Everything You Need to Know About a Flat-Fee MLS Listing

In this article, we explore everything you need to know about flat-fee mls listings and the advantages of this increasingly popular option to sell your home.

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Quick Guide: How to Relocate as Simply and Successfully as Possible

Moving is stressful. It requires extensive planning and prioritizing as you juggle an endless number of tasks. Most people find themselves overwhelmed as they try to figure out what they should be doing—and when they should be doing it. This is something we completely understand at SimpleShowing, so we

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Low Commission Real Estate Agents

Low commission real estate agents are emerging as new options for consumers when buying or selling a home. Read along as we explore this new commission model.

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4 Quick Tips For Selling A Home in 2019

With the new year approaching and interest rates continuing to rise, home sellers will need to make changes to attract buyers & sell their home in 2019.

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7 Deadly Sins of Selling Your Home

From photography to pricing, we will cover the top 7 deadly sins you should avoid and pay attention to when selling your home.

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8 Tips to Stage Your Home to Sell

Did you know that for every $100 invested in staging you could get about $400 in return? Check out these staging tips to make sure you're getting the highest price for your home possible!