4 Headaches We Help Sellers Avoid When Listing

Posted by Lauren Newton on Monday, October 17, 2022 at 11:17 AM By Lauren Newton / October 17, 2022 Comment

Seller frustrations and headaches? Not on our watch.

When we link up with sellers, they get every ounce of our real estate expertise, insights, and experience. What does that mean street level? Well, it means my sellers dodge mistakes like:

- Underpricing their home and leaving money on the table
- Not investing in a high-quality photographer for a competitive edge
- Refusing to negotiate and driving away a great buyer
- Neglecting repairs that would’ve delayed the closing process

We’ve been around the block a time or two and know how to help sellers avoid the pitfalls and actually enjoy the selling process. If that sounds like something you’re interested in, DM us, or tag a friend who needs this post!

Featured Listing: 402 Brady Way, Panama City Beach, FL 32408

Katie Owens, The Lawrence Group-Keller Williams is honored to represent the seller.

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