Property Sellers Tips for Deer Valley and Park City

When you are planning on selling your house, here are a few tips that might help you. And don't forget, when you need more help, The YouInParkCity.com group is here, waiting to help you.

Pricing a Park City or Deer Valley area home

If you're planning on selling a house, you'll have to decide what price you're going to ask for the home. This is one of the most important and difficult decisions you'll have to make. Buyers select by comparison shopping, so your home will have to have a fair market price in order for it to sell. The YouInParkCity.com professionals can help you determine the market value of your home while still obtaining the top-dollar price for your piece of property. Some of the things to consider when choosing your home price are:

What are the age & condition of your Deer Valley home?

Could a Buyer feel your Park City home needs updating?

What have similar Deer Valley homes in your area sold for?

Have homes in the Park City area been increasing or decreasing in value?

Are there many homes for sale in your area?

Remember, your home is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. By working with The YouInParkCity real estate professionals, you can ensure that your property will receive the needed exposure to attract interested parties who are willing to make an offer.
 

Making Your Park City / Deer Valley Home Look Its Best

When you're selling your home you'll want to put forth the very best product. Buyers aren't coming for just a quick look but for a careful inspection. Keep the exterior neat by painting the trim, clipping the hedges, mowing, edging, and weeding the lawn and you may even want to plant a few flowers.

Inside you'll want to lighten up the darker corners, perhaps add some fresh paint and put the clutter away to give the rooms an open feeling. Make sure there are no "stale" odors in the home. This can be especially important for remote areas such as a basement or attic. On the day of your open house, we may want to bake some cookies or bring in some fragrant fresh flowers. This will add a cheery and pleasant scent to your home. These little things just may help you sell your home a bit more quickly.
 

Marketing Your Deer Valley or Park City Area Home

When selling your house or condominium, you must realize that it's not likely that the right buyer will simply walk through your door on their own. Generally, you have to bring your home to the buyer, and that means counting on us as real estate professionals to put forth a successful marketing campaign. You want a team of agents who use state-of-the-art techniques in addition to traditional methods. And, you'll want to have a number of open houses to expose your property to a wide variety of "window shoppers". The YouInParkCity.com agents are trained not only in the financial and transactional aspects of real estate, but the marketing aspect as well.
 

An Offer!

When you have a home for sale, eventually a prospective buyer will "make an offer." As the seller, you basically have three options: you can accept the offer, reject the offer or give a counter offer. A counter offer usually will encourage a buyer to continue their negotiations. You may also receive multiple offers. You may prefer to take slightly less for your property from someone who is willing to pay cash, versus someone who needs to sell their current home first. Contingencies, move-in dates, and financing are all things to consider when weighing an offer. When things seem a bit overwhelming, you can rely us as your experienced real estate professionals; we will go over the various points with you, and help you choose the best offer.
 

The Closing

Once you've accepted an offer on your property there are a number of details that still need to be finished. There will probably be an inspection of your home by a professional who will determine the condition and integrity of your property for the buyer. The buyer's mortgage company may choose to send out an appraiser who will assure the lender of your property's worth. The title company will warranty that there are no liens or existing encumbrances which would inhibit a transfer of title to the buyer. Either you or the buyer may chose to be represented by an attorney. First time sellers and buyers often feel more comfortable to have the paper work reviewed prior to signing. Rest assured that you can always rely on the YouInParkCity.com real estate professionals to make sure the entire home selling process proceeds smoothly.