Timelines are important in this fast-paced market. While a simultaneous closing poses an array of challenges, we work diligently at making sure all bases are covered. There are investor options as well that can be explored. 

We get asked this question often, and the short answer is yes - unequivocally. You are not obligated for repairing anything. While there are inspection contingencies and due diligence time periods for buyers, we work with both sides to negotiate a win, win for both parties.

 Anything that’s attached to the house is something you’ll need to leave behind for the buyer. This includes light fixtures, built-in shelving units, blinds, door hardware, and more. If there’s something specific you don’t want to be included in the sale, make sure you bring it to our attention, we will need to note it in the sales contract. 

 You can sell your home at any time of the year, but there are definitely some months (and even specific days) when selling is easier, faster, and more profitable. In general, spring and summer are the hottest homebuying seasons of the year, while sales slow down as we get into fall and winter. We study the market carefully to time for peak exposure resulting in maximum buyer demand.

  The seller must disclose all pertinent facts about the home that are not easily seen. A good rule of thumb: if you are compelled to ask “should I disclose this?” – the answer is yes. As Florida licensed Realtors we adhere to full transparency of the Real Estate transaction. 

1. Making sure the home is clean and tidy. Removing all excess clutter is essential. We want the home to feel as spacious as possible.
2. Make sure all of the curtains are drawn and the home is getting good natural sunlight.
3. Turn on lights in any areas of the home that could use a bit of additional light.

While these are just some basic tips, we devise a personalized strategy together to prepare your home for future buyers.