Tips for Selling a Home

Thinking about listing your home in Nashville? We've compiled a list of 8 actionable steps you should take before hiring a realtor. These simple steps promise to save you thousands!

Selling to a company that provides a guaranteed offer sounds compelling and is definitely convenient. We've determined the top pros and cons of guaranteed offer programs in the Nashville area.

Thinking of listing your home FSBO? It may sound like a no-brainer if you want to save on realtor commissions. We've outlined the top mistakes most FSBOs make when listing their homes.

Thinking of selling your home? Learn how to spot a top real estate agent who will work to get you the most money for your home and ensure the process is hassle-free.

There are many budget-friendly tips and tricks we've learned as real estate agents that can help you get your home ready for the market without breaking the bank.

Nashville homes can command a higher price if sold at the optimal time of year. Here’s how to make the calendar work for your listing.

Selling your home is all about marketing. Sellers looking to make a splash often turn to a tried and true marketing tactic: The Open House.

Pricing your home correctly is probably the most important aspect of the home-selling process. List it too high and you won’t get any interest from buyers, list it too low and you risk leaving money on the table.

You’re looking to sell your home but before you put it on the market, there’s some housekeeping that needs to be taken care of.

Congratulations, your home is under contract! The stress is over right? Not so fast, you still have to pick up and move.

Thinking about selling your home? Luckily, there are more options here in Nashville for homeowners than ever before.

Don't even think about selling your home without completing the necessary prep work if you are trying to get the highest price.

Curb appeal is a must if you want to make the best first impression? Learn the top tips to boost curb appeal on a budget.

To home sellers, the “most wonderful time of the year” may seem like the absolute worst time to put a home on the market—but it doesn’t have to be.