
Consumer Guide: Seller Concessions
Home sellers may choose to offer concessions to attract buyers or close a deal. Find out if this approach is right for you.
Keep your footing on the steps in selling your home, from hiring a real estate agent to finalizing the sale. These guides from the National Association of REALTORS® will explain what you need to know.
Home sellers may choose to offer concessions to attract buyers or close a deal. Find out if this approach is right for you.
When working with a real estate professional to sell your home, one of the first things you’ll do is negotiate and sign a listing agreement with the agent you’ve selected. Here’s what you need to know.
An important question to ask your agent is how to determine your home’s listing, or asking, price. Here is what sellers should know about home pricing.
If you’re ready to sell your home, you should feel empowered to find and work with the agent who is the best fit for your needs. Here are ten questions you should consider when selecting an agent:
Here are common considerations as you prepare your home for listing and viewing by potential buyers. An agent who is a REALTOR® can guide you.
Here’s what to know about a seller or agent offering to compensate another agent for bringing a buyer to successfully close the transaction.
When buying or selling a home, agency and non-agency relationships with real estate professionals vary by state law and offer different options.
When buying or selling a home, your agent may use an MLS to find homes for sale or market your property. Here’s what you need to know.
Consumers and agents all have rights and responsibilities to promote a home buying or selling process free from discrimination. Here’s what you need to know.
Home sellers must disclose certain characteristics of the property to buyers. An agent who is a REALTOR® can help you understand why and what you need to disclose.
Once you decide to sell your home, your agent will work with you to determine the best strategy to reach potential buyers and attract strong offers.
When your home is on the market, you may receive offers from multiple interested buyers. Offers can vary greatly, and you will need to determine which one is best for you. Here’s what sellers should know:
Home sellers looking to market their homes may have different preferences for how they do so. An agent who is a REALTOR® can help you craft a marketing strategy that best suits your needs.
Recognizing whether shifting market conditions favor buyers or sellers can help you make more confident decisions. Learn what each means for you.