Category: Selling Your Home

What is earnest money, and who gets to keep it?

Earnest money is a deposit the buyer makes on the home once a seller accepts their offer, demonstrating a genuine intent to buy the house.

When a house doesn't sell within the normal timeframe, there's usually a reason why. Here are some common problems to look out for.

Learn how offer review dates affect buyers and sellers, and why these deadlines are used in a seller's market.

Want to make a great first impression? Here are some ways to enhance your property—without breaking the bank—in just a weekend or two.

These staging and decorating tips will help you get more buyers in the door — helping you sell your home faster and at a higher market value.

Most houses have some odor, and potential buyers will notice! Forget about baking cookies; follow these tips to get your home smelling great!

Estimating your seller net proceeds will help you know what kind of profit to expect from the sale of your home.