Choosing a listing agent may be the most important step you take when selling your home. A good agent will be on hand to walk you through setting a price, showing your home, negotiating contingencies, and more.

We act as a mediator between you and potential buyers, so you’ll have peace of mind knowing that we have your best interests at heart.

We also have access to online tools, market analysis reports, and real estate professional networks to ensure that you get the best possible price for your home and make your transaction easy and smooth.

You may have heard about increasing your home’s curb appeal, but more buyers than ever are doing their home searching online. A clear, detailed online listing is essential to getting the most exposure to potential buyers. Your listing agent can provide valuable tips on how to prepare your home, stage it, and take the best pictures in order to attract more buyers.

Real estate transactions in Florida typically use one of two forms, the standard contract or the “as-is” contract, which entail different responsibilities for the seller and buyer. We can help you decide which one is best for you and keep you up-to-date on each document that needs to be reviewed and signed.

You’ll need to put together a seller’s disclosure listing any problems that you are aware of and any potential issues that may occur. Be prepared to meet with the property appraiser and inspector during the escrow period. Keep your home clean and neat, and understand that you may need to perform any repairs or certifications if they come up during inspection.

Make sure to set aside some funds for any home improvements you’re planning to make prior to listing, or in case inspection turns up some issues that you need to fix during the selling process.

Sellers are responsible for paying any prorated taxes or HOA fees up to the closing date. Depending on your timing, you may need to pay these costs up front.

Other closing costs for the seller include agent commissions (a percentage of the home’s total cost, split between seller’s and buyer’s agents), owner’s title insurance, escrow and closing fees, government taxes and fees, and attorney fees. These costs are typically deducted from the amount you receive at closing.

This is the day all your hard work pays off and you officially sign over the deed to the new owner. We’ll help you make sure you’ve completed everything on your seller’s checklist and review the documents with you to answer any questions you may have. Once you’ve signed all the paperwork at your closing appointment, you’ll hand over the keys and receive your profit.

Congratulations!