1. Preparation
Getting your home ready to attract buyers.

- Assess your home’s value: As your home buying team, we take the time to analyze and research for a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA).
- Make repairs & upgrades: Fixing visible issues (leaks, paint, flooring). Small updates can increase appeal and in some cases certain updates can help giving you a better appraisal.
- De-clutter & stage: Clean, remove personal items, and arrange furniture to highlight space and light. De-cluttering will make spaces look larger and roomier
- Gather documents: Deed, property tax receipts, mortgage info, and any renovation records.
2. Listing the Property
Key steps we take as your selling team
- We handle pricing, marketing, and negotiations.
- Set a competitive price based on local market trends.
- Professional photos & description: Quality images and a compelling listing help you stand out.
- Get listed on MLS (Multiple Listing Service)
3. Marketing & Showings
As you’re selling team we attract and engage interested buyers.
- Open houses & private showings: Allow buyers to experience the property.
- Online marketing: Share videos, 3D tours, and virtual walk throughs.
- Respond to inquiries quickly: Good communication can make or break a deal.
4. Receiving Offers
We help you evaluate and choose the best offer.

- Review offers carefully: Look at price, contingencies, financing, and closing timeline.
- Negotiate: Counteroffer if needed to get better terms.
- Accept the offer: Sign a purchase agreement once terms are agreed upon.
5. Under Contract
Move from agreement to closing.
- Home inspection: Buyer inspects for issues; you may need to make repairs or adjust the price.
- Appraisal: Confirms value for the buyer’s lender.
- Title search: Ensures you legally own the property and can sell it.
- Meet contingencies: Both parties satisfy agreed conditions.
6. Closing
Complete the sale and transfer ownership.

- Final walk through: Buyer confirms property condition.
- Sign closing documents: Deed, settlement statement, and release of mortgage.
- Receive payment: Usually via wire transfer or check.
- Hand over keys and possession.