Eileen Schmigel Re/max

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BACK UP OFFERS. DID YOU KMOW ? A backup offer is like an normal purchase contract . Once both the seller and the buyer have accepted and signed it, a backup offer is a legally binding contract. You keep looking just in case, later you find a home you love . seller needs to release you from purchase contract. Read term of contract. Cant be in 2 contracts to purchase at same time . Seller must disclose how many accepted backup offers and which position you hold.

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COMMON MISTAKES MADE WHEN SELLING A HOME AND HOW TO AVOID MAKING THE SAME HOME-SELLING MISTAKES Sellers who avoid these preventable mistakes could close a home sale following a smooth and worry-free process. Selling a home can be a complex process. To keep it hassle-free from for-sale to sold, consider these common mistakes people make when selling their homes and avoid making them yourself.... 1. Skimping on necessary repairs Some sellers ignore major repairs in hopes of closing the sale before anyone notices. However, if the home inspector catches detrimental damage, it will likely halt the sale until repair or an agreement can be made. To save yourself the hassle and to streamline the selling process, assess any serious repairs before listing your home. It may feel unnecessary to repair a home you’re soon to leave, but it could help you pass inspection and possibly get top dollar on your property. 2. Not prepping the house for showings Your home is bound to be filled with mementos, photographs, kitchen magnets and all of the wonderful details that make it unique to you. But an important part of preparing your home for showings is to minimize knick-knacks. To do so, store away any clutter that would distract an interested homebuyer when they enter a room or open a closet or cabinet. Tidy up all surfaces, including bookshelves, end tables and kitchen countertops. By cleaning up messes, you’ll help rooms appear larger, so buyers will be able to envision their own belongings in the space. Don’t forget about curb appeal. Buyers will likely form an opinion of your home before they enter the front door. When you clean and stage the interior of the home, head outside and give a bit of TLC to the exterior too. Depending on the season, this could include anything from weeding mulch beds, putting out planters or touching up chipped paint on the house’s exterior. 3. Using inadequate listing photos Listing photos can make all the difference when attracting homebuyers who begin the homebuying process online. Digital listings for even the most magnificent of homes will receive far fewer clicks if they aren’t presented with high-quality photos. For example, photos with ample lighting can help a room appear spacious. As mentioned above, prepping the home before listing it for sale by cleaning and decorating helps ensure that photos capture each room looking polished and sophisticated. AND MORE...... I’M HERE FOR YOU. ! #soldit #veterans Licensed year 2000