Investor · American Canyon, CA · Member since 2015 · 9 posts · 4 votes
5y
Be sure the photos are properly lit, well composed and in focus. I can't tell you how many people avoid paying $200 for awesome photos and a virtual tour. With everyone searching online first, your curb appeal is based on photos. Good luck!
Cincinnati, OH · Member since 2020 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
5y
@Greg Maddox, Zillow and flat rate listing service. In MLS mark that you will pay agent commissions, but they will still ask. In this market, I always tell them "We are willing to pay buyers commissions and review the full terms of all offers, and typically decide on the offer that nets us the most". This is code for if you want a 3% commission, I will pay it, but you buyer better offer enough to more than offset it relative to other offers.
I cannot agree with Aimee enough. The photos will get you interest.
Lastly, I am a huge fan of staging. Most people cannot picture furniture layout and scale of an empty room. Plus, it will photo much better.
Flipper/Rehabber · Matthews, NC · Member since 2019 · 198 posts · 239 votes
5y
Once my flips hit the market...they sell very quickly. Make sure to write a great description -- include everything that has been done to the property. Pretty up the property with nice touches that will appeal - landscaping, lighting, etc.. Staging gives it wow factor. And please get a good photographer. It's cheap and well worth it.