Sellers Agency
  
       A real estate professional becomes a Seller's Agent by entering into a listing agreement to represent the seller's interests. Seller representation may also be created when a real estate professional shows a property on the Multiple Listing Service and "buyer agency" has not been created. The Seller's Agent can provide information to assist the buyer, but they must place the interests of the seller first. A buyer should not disclose anything to the Seller's Agent they do not want the seller to know.


A Smart Way to Sell A Home!

     Has this ever happened to you or some you know.

      You've listed your home; a buyer makes an offer. You figure your bottom line.  You and the buyer come to terms.  You relax knowing your home is sold. Then, a few days later, the nightmare begins with the "home inspection".

      If you do not agree to repair, replace or compensate for things that went wrong, the buyer can cancel their contract.  If you do agree to fix and repair the home, you have spent more money than if these items had been known ahead of time and dealt with on a non-rush basis.

      A listing home inspection is the only way to go.  The listing home inspection will point out all problems, potential problems, etc. that a buyer would find in the end.  This gives you the time to repair all items before they become a problem with your sale.  Sellers enjoy the following:
      
            Inspect First - No surprises later.
            Confidence and knowledge of your homes condition.
            More of an edge.  Buyers like the idea that the  home has been pre-inspected.
               They can still hold their own inspection, but will be confident with a certified
               home inspection that no surprises exist.
            Your negotiations go smoothly.  Your position is greatly enhanced.

Moving is an adventure - keep a positive attitude!

Ready to list your home - contact Maureen Taylor-Emmott today.  (603) 918-0861