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For sellers

Priced right, ready early, sold well

The wrong pricing or a listing that isn’t market-ready can mean months of missed opportunity and money left on the table. Most of that gets decided before the sign goes in the yard.

How it goes

Six steps to a sold sign

01

Walk the house with me

I see it the way a buyer will, and I tell you what I notice — including the things nobody else will say out loud.

02

Talk real numbers

What comparable homes actually closed for, what it costs you to sell, and what you’d walk away with.

03

Get it market-ready

A punch list in priority order — what earns its money back and what doesn’t. If it’s bigger than a punch list, I have designers and builders to ask.

04

Photograph and launch

Photos, description, and timing planned together so your first week on the market is your strongest one.

05

Showings and offers

Feedback comes straight to you. When offers come in, we read past the price at the terms that decide whether it closes.

06

Under contract to closing

Inspections, repair negotiation, appraisal, and closing day. I stay on the details so the deal doesn’t wobble at the end.

Most of what a house sells for is decided before it’s listed

Instant estimate

What’s your home worth?

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No pressure, no obligation

What’s your home worth?

Tell me about your house and I’ll put together an honest range based on what’s actually closing nearby — not an automated estimate.

Straight answers

What sellers ask me first

Usually less than you fear and different from what you expect. We’ll walk it together and build a punch list in priority order, with the things that earn their money back at the top.

Closed sales of homes a buyer would genuinely compare to yours, adjusted for condition and what’s on the market right now. I’ll show you the same numbers I’m looking at.

Commissions, title and closing costs, and any agreed repairs. I’ll write out an estimated net sheet before you list, so the number at closing isn’t a surprise.

It depends on price band and neighborhood. I’ll tell you what homes like yours are actually taking right now instead of quoting a citywide average.

Yes. I have designers and builders at 6th Ave Homes to ask, so you can find out what a project really costs before you commit to it.

We plan both timelines in one conversation — that’s the part people wait too long to start. Let’s connect and map it out.
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The Seller’s Prep List

Room by room, what to do before your photos are taken. Tell me where to send it.

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When you’re ready

Let’s talk before you list

Even if selling is months away. The earlier we start, the more of that money stays yours.