Free Comparative Market Analysis

A realistic pricing strategy can reap you the highest reward when you sell your home. One goal when you are selling your house is to get as much money as possible. Testing the market by setting your home’s price above what the house is worth is a good strategy. However, there are also many reasons to advise against it. Let us help you set the best sales strategy without losing out on time, money and most importantly buyers interest. Receive the maximum price and the best terms possible.
 
A realistic pricing strategy can reap you the highest reward when you sell your home.
One goal when you’re selling your house is to get as much money as possible. It’s tempting to overprice — there’s always a chance you might score big. Right?
Technically, yes. But that doesn’t mean testing the market by setting your home’s price above what the house is worth is a good strategy. In fact, there are many reasons not to test the market this way.
- See more at: https://www.trulia.com/blog/8-reasons-not-to-test-the-market-with-your-asking-price/#sthash.Yca0l5zf.dpuf
To assist you in determining the correct asking price we provide you with a comprehensive market analysis of comparable properties sold and offered for sale in your neighborhood. To provide a more detailed Comparative Market Analysis, I would be more than happy to assess your property in person and educate you about the current market conditions.
 
Simply enter your criteria below, and I will provide you with a speedy response. The more information given, the more accurate the evaluation. All information you provide is secure and will be kept strictly confidential. There is no obligation. Please indicate when you are thinking of selling and if you are moving within Park City or relocating outside of Park City.
 

 

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