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Date: 15/12/2018

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By removing the center man and moving your home yourself, you could leave with a huge amount  of dollars more in your pocket. It just takes a touch of promoting know-how and a great deal of enterprising soul. 

"Many individuals who are moving right currently are doing as such on the grounds that they're changing employments or changing ways of life and they're moving by proprietor since they realize it's going to promptly spare them 5-6 percent on commission costs," says Eric 

Mangan, a representative for ForSaleByOwner.com, a move by-proprietor posting administration. "In the present market, where costs have dropped by twofold digits now and again, the expense of utilizing a real estate agent is significantly more costly." 

Surely, without a real estate agent you could bring down your asking cost by up to 6 percent to tantamount postings in your locale and help move your home quicker. 

Even better, leave your cost on par and pocket the commission that would ordinarily go to the real estate broker. (On a $350,000 house, a 6-percent commission is $21,000.) 

Who's Doing It? 

In spite of the money related motivation and developing access to web based posting administrations, the FSBO (articulated "fizzbo") showcase has been inclining down from a high of 19 percent of the market in 1997 to about 13 percent today, as indicated by the 

National Association of Realtors (NAR).

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Some 81 percent of home sellers still use full-service realtors, 9 percent rely on limited service providers, including discount brokerages and the remaining sellers, and roughly 9 percent use minimal service (including FSBOs and those who
pay only for the use of an MLS).

It's worth noting, too, that some 40 percent of sales in that "minimal service" market are completed as a closed transaction, meaning the buyer already knew the homeowner as a friend or family member.

According to NAR's Walter Molony, the majority of homeowners still rely on agents because their home is often their largest asset and they want an experienced professional on hand to protect their interests.

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Indeed, some homeowners still require the help of realtors to sell their home. Among them: those who can't be physically on site to show their property and those not comfortable selling or promoting their houses.


"It takes education about your local real estate marketing, including recent sales activity and some knowledge of what's currently on the market," Mangan says. "Other little things are more important today, too, like being more flexible with a buyer's closing time frame."

If your buyer needs to close within 30 days and you're not ready to move, find an apartment and store your furniture. Be prepared to do whatever it takes.

The housing slump, of course, also makes it more important to market your home effectively.

Above all, that means listing your house for a fair price.

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It's easy enough to find out what your home is worth. Sites like realtor.com, zillow.com and homegain.com can help you review comparable real estate listings available in your neighborhood.

You should also ask a realtor or two to stop by for a comparative market analysis. They don't charge for the service, you can be honest about your intent to sell-by-owner (they'll be waiting if it doesn't work out) and they might even
give you some good ideas on quick fixes to help you sell faster.

Once you've arrived at a fair market price, you can either list for that amount or, considering the growing inventory of available homes, discount your price just enough to position your property as a bargain.

For example, if your home would normally list for $450,000 with a realtor, consider lowering your asking price by 3 percent to $436,500. If you're really eager to sell, you could reduce by 4 percent and sell for $432,000, while still
coming out ahead.

With banks continuing to tighten their lending restrictions, it's more important than ever to get your buyers prequalified or preapproved.

As the seller, you should demand a pre-approved mortgage letter with any written offer potential buyers make.

And, as with any real estate transaction, don't forget to work with a lawyer or title company during the closing, to ensure both you and the buyer have a legal representative who understands the process and is looking out for your best
interests.

Article credit: cnbc.com

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