• Declutter, clean, and make necessary repairs.
• Consider staging your home for better presentation.
• Get a pre-listing home inspection (optional but helpful).
• Research comparable home sales in your area.
• Consult with a real estate agent for a market analysis.
• Set a competitive listing price based on market conditions.
• Choose a licensed Texas real estate agent if you want professional help.
• Discuss listing strategy, pricing, and marketing plans.
• Sign a listing agreement with your agent.
• Have professional photos and a listing description created.
• List the home on the MLS and other real estate platforms.
• Host open houses and private showings.
• Advertise online, through social media, and with signs.
• Highlight key features and benefits of your home.
• Review offers with your agent (if applicable).
• Negotiate terms, including price, contingencies, and closing date.
• Accept the best offer and sign a purchase agreement.
• Allow the buyer to conduct a home inspection.
• Address any requested repairs or negotiate terms.
• The buyer’s lender will order an appraisal.
• Work with the title company to prepare for closing.
• Provide necessary documents, including the deed and disclosures.
• Pay off any outstanding mortgage or liens.
• Sign closing documents at the title company.
• Receive payment from the sale after closing costs and fees.
• Hand over keys and move out.
• Notify utilities and services of your move.
• Forward mail to your new address.
• Keep copies of closing documents for tax purposes.
• Fly to Las Vegas to celebrate! (GOTCHA!)
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