Consider the current state of your home. You might want to conduct a pre-inspection to identify any major issues that could deter buyers.

Get a sense of your home's value by comparing it to similar homes in your area or by getting a professional appraisal. This will help you set a realistic price.

Make any necessary repairs and consider some upgrades that could increase the value. Declutter, clean thoroughly, and stage your home to make it appealing to potential buyers.

An experienced agent can help you navigate the selling process, from setting the right price to marketing your home effectively. They can also handle showings and negotiations with potential buyers.

Your agent will list your home on various platforms, potentially including the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), social media, and real estate websites. Good photography and possibly even a virtual tour can help attract buyers.

Be prepared to have potential buyers visit. You might have open houses or private showings. Make sure your home is clean and welcoming for each visit.

Once you receive offers, review them with your agent. You can accept an offer, reject it, or make a counteroffer.

When you accept an offer, you'll enter into a contract with the buyer. This includes agreeing on terms, such as the price, closing date, and contingencies like the buyer obtaining financing or selling their current home.

Invest in homeowners, flood, and other relevant insurances. Regular maintenance will help safeguard your property’s value and security for years to come.

We can be with you throughout the whole process. Selling a home can be complex, so it's important to be well-prepared and to seek professional advice as needed. If you need specific advice or recommendations for real estate agents or other professionals, let me know!