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FSBO
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FSBO: Not For Everyone!
Selling your home yourself, commonly called For Sale By Owner or FSBO, is a method employed by a growing number of homeowners chiefly to offset high real estate commissions. With real estate commissions as high as 6%, property that is valued at more than $300,000 can easily mean a real estate commission of $20,000 or more. These monies are nearly impossible to recover in the form of a higher selling price, therefore some sellers have opted to list their homes for sale apart from the services of a licensed realtor and keep the commission. Let's take a closer look at the FSBO trend and see if a sale of your home apart from a realtor is right for you.
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FSBO Sellers and Pre-Inspection Reports
If you are selling your property on your own, one of the issues you need to be aware of upfront is how to deal with home inspection reports. Here is one possible way to get around the problem.
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The Basics of Contracts for FSBO Sellers
If you are selling your home for sale by owner, the contractual issues that arise with offers and counter offers may confuse you. Here is a basic guide to contracts.
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Truth In Advertising for FSBO Sellers
When selling your home for sale by owner, you will be handling your own marketing. This leads us to the issue of what you put in your marketing materials in relation to your home.
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Should You Sell Your Property as a FSBO?
You may think deciding whether to sell your home or not is your only major decision. Once you make the decision, however, you also need decide if you will sell it as a FSBO property.
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Tips On Preparing Your Home When Selling FSBO Pt 2
Think Your Ready To Sell, Aren’t You Forgetting Something?
Once you have followed all FSBO the steps in part one, you are ready to progress to the outside of your home. Street appeal is very important when it comes to selling your home. Have you ever heard of first impressions? Well the front of your home is your potential buyers first impression.
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No, You Don't Need An Estate Agent
Advantages of DIY house selling in the UK from someone who's done it. Does this sound familiar? You decide to sell your home, you shop around estate agents and go for one that gives you a really favorable valuation. Your house then stays on the market for months and months after which you knock a huge chunk off the price and wait some more before finally finding a buyer.
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