Our experts will answer all your questions regarding pricing, marketing, and negotiations.

Our Georgia home-selling service gives you access to our professional realtors, who have years of experience and proven track records.
it is our job to guide you through the process of selling your home in Atlanta.
We want you to get top dollar for your home, within your timeframe. We will help you through the challenges.
With our helpful home-selling tips and experience,
you’ll have an advantage over the competition in the real estate market.

Buyers want to buy your home for as little as possible, and you want to sell your property for as much as you can.
We provide detailed comparisons between your home and recently sold homes with our market analysis.
Together we can determine what your home is worth in today’s market.

We try to make sure buyers don’t waste your time by getting a pre-qualifying letter that can give us enough information to determine that we can have a quick and smooth closing.

Our Georgia home-selling services include extensive marketing of your home to assure you maximum value. For example, this web site will market your property all across the web. We immediately present your home to buyers we are working within our office network, and we notify all the Realtors in your market so that they can notify their buyers. You and a member of our team will take a close look at your home from a buyer’s perspective. We will provide home staging services, where our experts will tastefully present your property to maximize its selling price. Some improvements are worth their cost in the increased sales price you will get, and some are not. We know what to do, and we have vendors that can get it done. Contracts are complicated and intimidating. You will have the full benefit of our real estate experience and knowledge when you are ready to review a sales contract. We review all closing statements prior to closing, and we will advise you of Georgia statutory disclosure requirements. We also will inform you of any inspections that might be required.

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Free Market Analysis

Buyers want to buy your home for as little as possible! You want to sell your property for as much as you can. We provide detailed comparisons between your home and recently sold homes. Together we can determine what your home is worth in today’s market.

Pre-Qualifying Buyers

We try to make sure buyers don’t waste your time by getting a pre-qualifying letter that can give us enough information to determine that we can have a quick and smooth closing.

Home Staging

You and a member of our team will take a close look at your home from a buyer’s perspective. We will advise you how to present your property to maximize its selling price. Some improvements are worth their cost in the increased sales price you will get, and some are not! We know what to do and we have vendors that can get it done.

Negotiations

Contracts are complicated and intimidating. You will have the full benefit of our real estate experience and knowledge at a contract presentation for a smooth and successful closing. We try to review all closing statements prior to closing. We will advise you of any and all Georgia statutory disclosure requirements. We will also inform you of any inspections that might be required for a smooth negotiating process with buyers, and to ensure a successful closing.

Test Yourself

The next time you come home, stop across the street or far enough down the driveway to get a good view of the house and its surroundings. What is your first impression of the house and yard area? What are the best exterior features of the house or lot? How can you enhance them? What are the worst exterior features of the house or lot? How can you minimize or improve them? Park where a potential buyer would and walk towards the house, looking around you as if it were your first visit. Is the approach clean and tidy? What could you do to make it more attractive? Take photos of the home’s exterior. If you have a digital camera, view the color versions first, then remove the color and look at it in black and white, because it’s easier to see problems when color isn’t around to affect our senses. Make a list of the problem areas you discovered. Tackle clean up and repair chores first, then put some time into projects that make the grounds more attractive. Kill mold and mildew on the house, sidewalks, roof, or driveway. Stow away unnecessary garden implements and tools. Clean windows and gutters. Pressure wash dirty siding and dingy decks. Edge sidewalks and remove vegetation growing between concrete or bricks. Mow the lawn. Get rid of weeds. Rake and dispose of leaves, even if your lot is wooded. Trim tree limbs that are near or touching the home’s roof.

A Few Tips

If you can budget it, a fresh paint job does wonders for a dingy house. Drive around your town to find color schemes that are appealing. Install a more attractive front door; maybe something with leaded glass inserts. If you can’t justify the cost of a new door, consider replacing plain doorknob hardware with something more attractive. If new hardware is beyond your budget, repaint or stain the door and polish the hardware? If you brainstorm, you’ll find that there’s a solution to most problems that lets you stay within your budget. The trick is to find the areas where improvements are needed, then work on them as best you can.

Boost Your Curb Appeal

A large percentage of home buyers decide whether or not to look inside a house or take it seriously based on its curb appeal the view they see when they drive by or arrive for a showing. You can help make sure they want to come inside your house by spending some time working on its exterior appearance. It’s difficult to look at our own house in the same way that potential home buyers do, because when we become accustomed to the way something looks and functions, we can’t see its faults. Decide right now to stop thinking of the property as a home. It’s a house a commodity you want to sell for the highest dollar possible.

Landscaping Decisions

There are times that adding elements to your landscaping can improve curb appeal, but there are other times when removing something is even more effective. For example, we had a listing for a large brick house with large white columns. Tall evergreens, planted in front of each column, had grown taller than the roof. They obscured the columns and windows and made it difficult to see the front of the house. We suggested that the owner remove them. She trimmed them back, but it didn’t do the trick they were unattractive and still kept potential buyers from seeing the true character of the house. I sold the house to a couple that could see past the trees. One of their first tasks after closing was to yank them out of the ground, instantly boosting the home’s curb appeal. Most buyers cannot visualize changes and often won’t take a second look at a house if the first look doesn’t appeal to them. Home buyers who can visualize changes, and are prepared to make them, expect you to reduce the price of the house to compensate for the work they plan to do.