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A Conversation about Selling Your House
A Conversation about Selling Your House
A Conversation about Selling Your House
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A Conversation about Selling Your House

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Would you give a stranger your wallet if you were asked for it? What about real estate? Don't we trust strangers in real estate all of the time? We have many conversations about that in our office which we often wish others can hear as we go through our research findings, analyze consumer behavior, etc. Selling real estate or more specifically selling a house is something that has made some glad while making others sad. Some got it right while others got it wrong. Why did the others get it wrong? They needed to equip themselves with decent information to help make better decisions with regard to selling their property. They needed to know to ask questions and discern what those questions should really be. The only wrong question is the one that is not asked, right? This is why we decided to condense our conversations into a written form, namely this book. The shared information in A Conversation about Selling Your House can help young military homeowners and their civilian counterparts as well as older homeowners who are looking to sell their property. We hope the book enlightens and helps enhance the selling process for Team You.

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Release dateJun 12, 2015
ISBN9781310605505
A Conversation about Selling Your House
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Personal Endeavors

We are very happy to be with Smashwords as we bring our authors a better way for their voices to be heard. Personal Endeavors is a virtual publishing company whose books are about inclusion, empowerment, self-advocacy, and self-determination. We publish self-help, how-to's, other non-fiction as well as fiction.

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    A Conversation about Selling Your House - Personal Endeavors

    A Conversation about Selling Your House

    (From Consumer To Consumer)

    Published by Personal Endeavors at Smashwords

    Copyright 2015

    All rights reserved.

    This e-book is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This e-book may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of the author and publisher.

    Table of Contents

    Preface

    Introduction

    Chapter 1 - - Representation

    Chapter 2 - - Questions to Consider

    Chapter 3 - - FSBO or Agent

    Chapter 4 - - Serious Papers

    Chapter 5 - - It’s a People Business

    Chapter 6 - - Up to You

    Thank You

    Afterword

    About Personal Endeavors

    Other Work

    Dedication

    To Kai for all of your love, encouragement, and support.

    Preface

    Conversations

    If a stranger walked up to you and said Let me hold your wallet, what would you do? Would you give it up? Okay - probably not. All sorts of sensors would go off in your head, right? You would try to get away from the person immediately. So if that is true then why do so many of us trust strangers with our money and our stuff without so much as a hold on there from us? More importantly, why do so many folks hand over one of their greatest assets and largest life investments, a house, to a stranger without keeping that stranger in check? If things work out well, then great; if not, then oh well - such is life. It is sort of like playing a game of chance where the odds are 50/50.

    That's the nature of selling real estate, right? Relying on strangers ... Maybe the acceptance of such is all in how we are conditioned as a whole. Still, it seems some folks really take advantage of the uninformed consumer. What's one to do?

    Throughout our office conversations two things have become apparent. First, basic characteristics of information are quality and value. Secondly, the best thing any consumer can do is get armed with helpful information, which is why we decided to condense our conversations (based on research, experience, etc.) into something we feel others can use.

    Although we are college educated with bachelor and master degrees, licenses, and certificates in mixed disciplines to include communication, bookkeeping, accounting, and computer science with management, operations, and real estate employment backgrounds we are not licensed real estate professionals or attorneys. However, we are consumer researchers as well as consumers with a great desire to assist folks with the understanding that information changes and the information contained herein does not and cannot take the place of a licensed professional. Therefore, we make no warranties expressed or otherwise. We are simply sharing some of the things we’ve learned through education, experience, research, family, friends, and associates. We don't mention names of individuals or companies because doing such serves no purpose in this writing.

    By the way, there are times when we may want to highlight a point or draw closer attention to something so we use the acronym JSYK for the phrase Just so you know. Now you know.

    Introduction

    We started a company many years ago called Personal Endeavors whereby one of our missions remains to share experiences, education, skills, research and knowledge with fellow consumers. We have several other undertakings but consumer education is the mainstay of what we do. Since our beginnings in the nineteen seventies we have seen a huge increase in the need for timely consumer information. Thus, today sharing decent information is more important than ever.

    The focus of this writing is selling a house because this is where many have turned prematurely gray or pulled their hair out altogether. Also it is a hot topic in our office. It is a huge undertaking and

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