• Why Listing Representation Matters

  • Jul 16 2024
  • Length: 21 mins
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Why Listing Representation Matters

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  • The video discusses the importance of having a listing agent when selling a house. A listing agent is a licensed real estate professional who represents the homeowner in the sale of the property. Their primary role is to market the home, find potential buyers, negotiate on the seller's behalf, and guide them through the entire selling process. Some of the key roles of a listing agent include: Market analysis and pricing strategy: This includes positioning the house in the market, looking at comps, and competing properties to determine the best listing price. Professional marketing: This includes professional photos, videos, drone walkthroughs of homes, social media marketing, and reverse prospecting. Negotiation: Listing agents are experts in negotiation and will advocate for the seller to get the best possible outcome. Communication: Listing agents will manage all paperwork, communication with buyers and their agents, and keep the seller informed throughout the process. Overall, the video highlights that while it is possible to sell a house by owner, the benefits of having a listing agent far outweigh the drawbacks. Listing agents have the expertise, knowledge, and experience to ensure a smooth and successful selling process. For more information on Steph and Alesha, our social media, and email you can find our links here https://linktr.ee/sellingscpodcast Email - sellingSCpodcast@gmail.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sellingsc_podcast/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ9w4n7E5D5oydd5nBSExsA Alesha Oppatt - click here Steph Lasitter - click here
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