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Top Goodyear AZ Realtors Share Contract Tips For Home Sellers After Getting An Offer

Buying a home is an exciting time, but when it is time to move into something different, the sale of a home can be equally exciting for everyone involved in the process. The Caren Team of Matt and Shalin Caren are Goodyear, AZ, Realtors and very experienced when it comes to home buying and selling. They have been in the real estate business for many years, and they have crafted several different suggestions for those who are selling a home. A home’s sale does not end with an offer. It is just the beginning. Here are tips from two Goodyear, Arizona real estate agents . 1. Verify the contract price – For the Arizona Association of Realtors Purchase Contract, the purchase price is on the first page. 2. Closing date – This is also on page one of the contract. Sellers may or may not be concerned about closing dates, but they need to be certain to be 100 percent out of the home by this date. 3. Financing – This matters unless it is a cash offer. A home in great shape th

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Goodyear Arizona Real Estate Agents: Doing Your Own Home Appraisal is Not Impossible

The average cost of a certified home appraiser in the Phoenix area is approximately $500.00.  This can be money out of pocket for a homeowner looking to sell a home if they don’t choose to hire a real estate agent and don’t know how to properly price a home on their own. Real estate agents of Goodyear, AZ , Matt and Shalin Caren, have set up a simple to follow plan on how to perform an appraisal. It does require a small amount of math to complete, but it is not overwhelmingly difficult. Here is the process: 1. Look up sales in the immediate area over the last six months. Stay on the property side of major highways and main streets. 2. Narrow choices down based on the style of home owned (i.e. – 1 level vs. 2 level homes, approx. year built, etc.) 3. Take the choices a step further with homes within 20 percent of the current home’s square footage. 4. This should hopefully leave leave approximately three or more homes remaining. 5. If the home does not have a pool, remove h