101 Tips on How to ...

These tips have served as your starter kit.  You’ll now need to make a decision about whether you still want to go solo.  Many have done so; and after they’ve sold their first house, they wouldn’t hesitate to do it again!
Knowledge is power, that’s how the classic adage goes.  And it’s more meaningful when you’re selling your house.  Soldiers don’t go to combat without orders, plans, maps and guns. ...

Tip 91: Can we talk about your price?
You can be 99% sure that buyers will negotiate to bring the price down; this is why houses are sold and bought as a result of negotiations, which could take days, if you’re lucky, or longer, if you meet buyers who really want your house but don...

Tip 85: It bothers me…
When buyers come to visit, make sure there is nothing about your house that will distract them.  Make sure the entrance door is clean, and if it’s winter time, make sure the snow has been cleared. 
Ensure that the entranceway is well lit and doesn’t look in disarray.  Remove coats and other clothing from their field of vision, no skis by the doorway, no ball or other play objects that may obstruct the path or cause them to trip over...

Tip 56: Get the word out!
Okay, you’ve had your house inspected and you’ve done your own inspection.  It’s time to let the word out. 
You can announce the sale of your house through word of mouth or putting an ad on your paper. ...