Pricing
Your price is your first marketing decision. I set it with evidence.
- Closed, active and expired comparables
- A recommended price range
- An estimated net sheet
Sell in the Rio Grande Valley
Investor-grade pricing, standout marketing and negotiation built around your net.
The plan
Every listing gets the same professional baseline, tuned to your home.
Your price is your first marketing decision. I set it with evidence.
Small, targeted fixes usually beat a big renovation.
Your photos are your first showing.
Six years negotiating with national accounts at PepsiCo, now working for your net.
Texas essentials
Required for most resale homes. It covers what you know: foundation, roof, systems, past repairs and flood history. Some estates, trustees and lenders are exempt. Honest disclosure protects you.
The timeline
You always know what is next and what is due when.
Goals, timing and the number that matters.
Comparables, recommended price and net sheet.
Priority fixes, then photos and floor plan.
Live on the portals, with showing feedback.
Compared by net and certainty, then negotiated.
Option period, appraisal and title, then funding.
Seller questions
Not always. Fix inexpensive items a buyer's inspector will likely flag, and price around bigger ones when that nets you more. A pre-listing inspection helps you decide.
It depends on price, condition, location and season. After you accept an offer, a financed sale usually takes several weeks to close.
Yes. Options include same-day closings, a temporary lease that lets you stay briefly after closing, or a contingent offer on your next home.
Foreign sellers are generally subject to FIRPTA, which requires the buyer to withhold part of the price for the IRS, with some exceptions. Talk with a tax professional early.
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