OMG it's THE final step before signing and closing. Both the seller and buyer (and the agents) are excited and nervous. Let's get ready for The Final Walkthrough of your home.

You are through the negotiation process and now it is time to prep for your home for the buyers’ home inspection. Here is what to expect and how to ace it.

In our approach to home selling, The Diva Difference, step 3 is Market The Heck Out Of Your Home. After all, it doesn't matter how great your home is if no one can find it, and the Seattle real estate market can be fiercely competitive.

Working with a really good real estate team right now is key on how to sell your home in Seattle in a safe, efficient manner during Coronavirus shutdowns.

Pricing a home to sell in Seattle is an art. When we price a home to sell we use a three-prong approach: demand, condition, and recent pending sales.

Finding the right buyer for your home goes beyond getting the highest offer possible. It's about closing the deal.

Congrats! You are officially on the market. Now to prep for those eager buyers... even while you live in the home.

Typically when your home is not selling in Seattle it is one of three factors. It is either Price, Condition, or the Marketing of the home.

Many of our sellers ask us when is the best time to sell a home in Seattle? And what we have found is that the early part of the year is one of the hottest markets. But people typically get more money with fewer offers in the Fall.

The Median days on market to sell a home in Seattle for the last two years has been less than two weeks for the last five years. Super low inventory in our city leads to medium days on market of about fourteen days to sell a home in Seattle.