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Brent you should be hearing from your agent anytime they have information to share including, feedback after every showing. A great agent will stay in touch with you by text daily or even multiple times a day to answer any questions or to send you updates!

Tim it depends on what state and market you live in. Currently in the Denver market fresh paint colors and carpet are usually a must unless recently updated. Upgrading kitchens, baths etc. are a bigger decision depending on the age of your home and your pricing expectations.

Abigail the best thing you can do is to talk directly to a top agent in your market. The agent will look at what your home is worth, what you are planning on buying and then connect with their lender to run the numbers and evaluate where you are currently so you can work on a plan.

Steph when deciding whether to keep your home as a rental or sell it comes down to balancing finances, effort, and flexibility. Compare the realistic rental income (after expenses like taxes, maintenance, vacancies, and possibly a property manager) against what you'd net from selling and investing that money elsewhere. Then factor in the challenges of being a long-distance landlord and whether you want that responsibility. Also consider tax implications like capital gains exclusions you might lose over time and evaluate your need for cash and flexibility during your move. Be honest with yourself about your risk tolerance and long-term goalsaEUR"whether you actually want to be a real estate investor or just make a clean break.

Katherine I would consider hiring a top agent to sell your home as they will pay for professional pictures, aerial photos if needed and all of your advertising and marketing expenses.

Jenny you can talk to a top agent anytime and ask for their advice. The sooner the better to find the right person for you so they can help with a long term plan to find you the perfect home.

Steph there are a lot of factors to consider including the local market you are in, what the other comparable sales in your neighborhood are doing and how quickly homes are selling. Finding a top producing professional agent in your local market is a great first step to helping you answer those questions.

Steph the best thing you can do is find a top producing local agent that specializes in your area to see whether homes with finished basements are selling for more than those that aren't. A local professional is a great first step to answering your questions.

Brenton a top producing local agent will have experience in competing with cash offers and multiple strategies to help you win. Find the best agent you can with a known track record of success!

Steph the best thing you can do is find a top producing local agent that specializes in your area to see whether homes with new paint, carpet and other upgrades are selling for more than those that aren't. A local professional is a great first step to answering your questions.

Lisa the best thing you can do is find a professional agent to start helping you with your future moving plans. While nothing is ever perfect, if you start early you can narrow down your search to several areas and watch and explore those areas over the coming months to make sure you like the area during different times of the year.

Hi Josh every home and transaction is different so you may want to hire a local real estate professional to help assess the pros and cons of renting vs selling in your current market. There are lots of variable to consider and a great agent will be able to walk you through different scenarios so you can make the best decision for your property.

Brenton the listing price is ultimately your decision, your agent is probably just giving you the best advice from their experience as they are trying to represent your best interest. And ultimately the reason you probably hired them.

Taryn real estate is local so it depends on your neighborhood and market. I would consider hiring a professional agent in your local market to review recent sales in your neighborhood to help answer your question so you can make the best decision.

Steph I would recommend you find a top rated Mortgage Professional to look at your individual situation and see what program works best for what you are trying to accomplish.

Marcia there are different programs and opportunities nationally and locally. I would recommend that you find a top rated real estate professional and lender and have them help you find the best program that will work for your individual situation.

Steph I would find a top rated real estate professional and a lender and have them advise you on the best options for your neighborhood and local market to see what makes the most sense for your individual situation.

Ben I would recommend hiring a top rated real estate professional to help with your questions after reviewing the local market and your neighborhood to see what the latest trends and best options are for you.

Trudy the best thing you can do is to find a top rated real estate professional that works your local market to get recommendations for your specific home after reviewing the local market data.

Andrew real estate is local so I would consider finding a top rated real estate professional to look at your neighborhood and current market to see what make sense for your home and individual situation.

Andrew the best thing you can do is talk to a top rated lending professional to see what options are available for your individual situation.

Finn each local market is different so the best thing you can do is reach out to a top rated real estate professional in your local market to see what the latest trends and ROI would be.

Emily you may want to get a second opinion from another top real estate professional in your area and evaluate what is necessary to achieve your goal.

Glady you may want to reach out to a top rated real estate professional in your local market to find out what the current trends are for your type of home.

Hi Pamela I would reach out to a top rated real estate professional and lender in your local market for advice. There are a lot of pieces to the puzzle to make a transaction and new home purchase successful so planning ahead is key.

Hi Chris I would recommend reaching out to a top rated local real estate professional to see what the trends are in your market. Sometimes you can sell a rental withe renters still living in it and other times it makes more sense to sell when vacant and freshened up.

Hi Liz Honesty is always the best policy. With a decision as big as selling your home you want to make sure you have a seasoned professional help you through the process. Maybe invite her to join in the process so she can learn and grow from the experience.

Sheryl there may be scams and there may be actual buyers that will buy your home albeit at a pretty low price most likely. Do your homework and verify.

Hi Mark each market is unique and different. Reach out to a local real estate professional and find out what the current thoughts about your specific situation are, but disclosure is always the best course of action.

Hi Mike that is a great question for a local real estate professional that knows your area and neighborhood well. Advice is always free so I would reach out to someone with great reviews and have them give you sound advice so you can make a decision.

Hi Collette I would recommend contacting a professional real estate agent and lender in your local market to start creating a plan for you to transition from renting to homeownership.

Hi Sara I would recommend you contact a real estate professional or maybe even an attorney in your local market to find out what your rights are.

Hi David You can search online, Zillow, Chat GPT, Grok etc. and find top professional real estate agents that specialize in first time home buyers in your local market.

Ben I would recommend contacting a professional real estate agent in your local market for some free advice.

Hi Jackson I would recommend reaching out to a real estate professional in your local market to see what pricing trends are and get some free advice to help with your decision.

Hi Karla I would recommend that you reach out to a local real estate professional who can steer you in the right direction to add your daughter on the title of your home.

Hi Bruce I would contact an attorney in your local area to find out what your rights are.

Dede you should be able to go to an open house without signing anything but feel free to reach out to a local real estate professional in your area to confirm what the current trends are in your area.

Hi Jerry I would recommend reaching out to a local real estate professional and/or attorney for advice to make sure what you are trying to accomplish is done correctly.

Hi Brooke I would ask your Real Estate Agent what they recommend, There may be several solutions and they would know best how to help since they are involved in the transaction.

Hi Peter I would reach out to your real estate professional and/or an attorney for advice on what your recourse could potentially be.

HI Miguel I would recommend that you contact a local real estate professional and attorney in your area to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of helping your cousin so you can make an informed decision.

Hi Bill I recommend that you contact a survey company and have a full survey or ILC (Mini Survey) done on your home to find the exact property lines.

Hi KerryAnne I would recommend that you find one or two top real estate professionals in your local market to ask questions to. Invaluable and free, the advice a local professional can give you may help.

HI Judy I would recommend talking to a top real estate professional in your local market to see what options are available to you. There may be communities that you don't know about and free advice from a professional is always a good first step.

HI Ken You may want to consider talking to a local real estate attorney to get an informed legal opinon.

Hi Blaine HOA's do have rights. You might walk to talk to a local real estate professional or real estate attorney to make sure you understand your rights as well as theirs.

Hi Dominic You may want to check your property lines to find out whose property the fence is located on and then work something out with the neighbor once you know.

HI Joseph I would reach out to a top real estate professional or attorney in your area to ask for advice on the best way to proceed in your local market. Real estate transactions are complex and a thorough understanding of everyone's rights and the proess is usually in everyone's best interest.

Hi Kim You may want to reach out to the HOA and City/County to find out what the rules are and who is responsibility for enforcement of the street in front of your home.

Ibrahim you may want to reach out to a top real estate professional in your local market to get some advice on what buyers in your area may be looking for.

Rob you may want to reach out to a top real estate professional in your local market to see what buyers would prefer in your area.

Andrew you may want to reach out to a top real estate professional in your local market to see what the current trends are for market appreciation vs renting so you can make an informed decision.

Rob you may want to reach out to an attorney in your area for some sound legal advice.

Hi Martha Real estate commissions are negotiable. You may want to reach out to a top real estate professional in your local market for some sound advice and see what the agent is willing to do for you.

Hi Jim I would contact the HOA or city where you are looking to find out what is customary in that area.

Hi Andrea the best question that you can ask an agent is to have them show you their track record of homes sales in the current year to see how they are performing.

Hi Dave It is always best to be honest and disclose any items that could affect your home sale to protect yourself in the future.

Hi Rebecca You may want to buy some moving boxes and just start packing away things room by room until you think you have enough clutter removed. Once you are done consider finding a local real estate professional in your area that can help declutter even further and put the finishing touches on your home before you sell.

HI Linda Your home is in a market that has seasonal activity and timing of your sale will be important. Consider reaching out to a top real estate professional in your local market to get some free advice as to the best time to sell the home.

Hi Todd the only way to know 100% is to narrow down the areas that you are looking and call the schools directly to make sure.

Hi Pamela Property taxes are assessed on almost all real property whether a home, condo or townhome etc.

Hi Anita While a fresh exterior may not get you top dollar, the first few minutes are the best few minutes to impress a Buyer about the condition of your home. Consider reaching out to a top real estate professional in your local market that may have contractors that can help take care of the work right away for you.

Hi Josh Real Estate is local, so you may want to contract a top real estate professional in your local area to find out what the current market trends are and get the best advice for timing of when to sell.

Hi Trina I would reach out to you real estate agent and review the contract to find out what your rights are at this stage in your contract process.

Hello Ar Real Estate is local so your agent may be able to show you the current market data and trends in your neighborhood to find out when the best time would be to drop your price. If you aren't getting showings or offers then you may be priced too high for the current buyers.

HI Maggie I would reach out to a real estate professional or real estate attorney to get some sound advice before you make a decision.

Jose You may want to reach out the real estate agent that helped you with your transaction and/or a local real estate attorney to review the disclosures in your transaction and find out what your rights are.

Hi Max Many schools in Colorado offer open enrollment. You may want to check in your area to see if another school that you like better nearby could be an option for your child.

Hi Luke Absolutely you can ask them if they will help . They may want to sell their home some day and may appreciate you candidly letting them know that you need them to help so your home sale isn't affected.

Hi Linda You should be able to read the terms of your contract and find out what your rights are as well as any language about cancelling your contract. A better option would be to have an honest conversation with your agent to find out why there is a disconnect.

Hi Joseph You can definitely shop around for the best lender but make sure you raise the credit score question with each and every one so that you don't hurt your score.

Hi Lucia There are many different options that you can explore for lending. A good place to start might be to ask your local real estate professional to help with contacts and explain the difference sin your local market.

Hi Teyha You may want to talk to 1 or 2 more real estate professionals for a second opinion to see what the options are for you in your local market.

Hi Martin I would reach out to a local lending professional and have them take a look a t your situation to find the best plan for success.

HI Leslie Paint and interior lighting strategically placed are 2 ways to help. Explore different options with your real estate professional and have them give you some advice as well.

Hello You should reach out to a local real estate professional to get some free advice on what is the best option in your local market.

Hi June I would talk to your local real estate professional and get some suggestions and options.

Hello I would recommend that you talk to a top real estate professional in your local market to find out what the best timing and trends are.

Hello I would recommend that you talk to a top real estate professional in your local market to find out what the best timing and trends are.