For every homeowner, there comes a time when you’ll have to sell your home. For some, it won’t happen for decades; others will experience it after a year or two.

Many decisions have to be made during the process of both buying and/or selling a home. If you're thinking about trying to save some money and think it will be easier to go the For Sale By Owner (FSBO) route, you may want to reconsider.

You’ve outgrown your present home and there’s a perfect one in your dream neighborhood. But your house isn’t even on the market.

What Factors Go Into Pricing a Condo?

Denver is still in the midst of a hot real estate market, and sellers continue to have the upper hand. In March of 2019, the average sold price of a condo in Denver was $360,875 (median $300,000). Condominiums are typically on the market for only 30 days. 

As a result, many homeowners in downtown Denver might be considering cashing out on the equity they have built up over the past couple of decades. For those of you who own a condo in a high rise, there are four key components you have to consider before putting your condo on the market.

For every homeowner, there comes a time when you’ll have to sell your home. For some, it won’t happen for decades; others will experience it after a year or two.

Whether you’ve outgrown the space, accepted a job transfer, gotten married (or divorced) or are downsizing, selling your home is a big event. The range of emotions can vary from bittersweet to elation, sadness to ecstasy. But the bottom line is you want it to happen quickly while providing the most possible return on your investment.

Usaj Realty is committed to making the selling process as easy as possible. With our team of experts, a seamless move to the next chapter of your life is our goal.

Whether you are selling your very first home or relinquishing your sixth residence, there is no question a myriad of emotions come into play. You may be moving a few miles away or cross country. Regardless of the distance, there are many details that have to be addressed and perils to avoid before you close and get yourself established in your new home.

When it comes to real estate agents, one size does not fit all. It is important to have a close, personal relationships with your broker for many reasons. First and foremost, most people who are in the process of selling their home recognize it is often their number one most valuable asset. If you have owned a home in the Denver market, if only for a few years, it has most likely appreciated in value. A broker's experience in negotiating, how many current clients they have (i.e. workload) and familiarity with the neighborhood can all play into the success of the sale.  Selecting an agent who can determine the top value for your home and succeed in selling it quickly is of vital concern.

Have you set the right price on your home?

If you're getting ready to sell your house, it seems like there is a never ending to do list just to get your house listed. Whether your home is designed for a young, first-time buyer or is a luxury property, setting the appropriate price is always a concern.

Home sellers must balance wanting to get top dollar for the home vs. a property that languishes on the market. 

Thinking about selling your home? Getting your home ready before putting it on the market is critical for a successful sale. And knowing how to do it right can mean the difference between getting the best price possible or leaving money on the table, between selling your home quickly or letting it languish on the market for months. This first step is crucial when preparing a house for a successful sale. These four home seller tips will guide you through the process.