A Realtor is an expert in evaluating homes in current market conditions and has the resources to do this as accurately as possible. He or she can prepare a comprehensive market analysis of your home's value at no obligation.

A Realtor will help you with the tricky task of setting a selling price - if the price is too high, you'll discourage potential buyers; if the price is too low, you may be doing yourself a disservice.

A Realtor can suggest home repairs and maintenance to maximize your selling price, based on his or her experience in the market.

A Realtor will list your home through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), a substantial database of properties that all Realtors have access to. Through the MLS, your property will also be listed on the RealtyLink public access website, RealtyLink In Print newspapers, and on daily hotsheets distributed to Realtors.

When you use a Realtor to sell your home, you're enlisting the services of a marketing professional. They already have in place a proven marketing plan that will advertise the listing of your home to the general public, neighbours, their clients, their professional contacts and, most importantly, qualified buyers.

A Realtor will deal with the scheduling of appointments, the showings of your house, and the all-important follow-up calls with potential buyers. They are experienced negotiators who will liaise with buyers and their agents on your behalf to get you the maximum price, the best terms, and close the deal.

A Realtor has a full understanding of the legal contracts and obligations involved with selling your home and will advise you on your rights and responsibilities. Such professional knowledge is indispensable in putting

We can give you up-to-date information on what’s happening in the marketplace, as well as the price, financing, and terms and conditions of competing properties.

Here's your chance to clean up in real estate. Clean up in the living room, the bathroom, the kitchen. If your woodwork is scuffed or the paint is fading, consider some minor redecoration.

Regardless of whether the real estate market is hot or not, a home may need more than a vase of fresh flowers and a quick cleanup to attract the highest price with the best terms.

When you're preparing your house for sale, remember the importance of first impressions. The market isn't the only factor that influences whether you get your asking price. Appearance and overall condition play a major role. Here are some easy things you can do to make your home more appealing to buyers