At first, selling your home seems daunting: You haven't sold a home before, the market looks complex, and what worked for owners 10 or 20 years ago seems inappropriate today.
When selling your home, you must convince buyers that your property is the best choice among all the other listed properties, and offers top value for the dollars spent.
Here are some fast fixes that you can do to make your home more appealing, sell faster, and for the best possible price.
When you owe more on your home than it’s worth, you need to sell, and you don't have the financial resources to bring money to the closing table, a short sale may be your best option. Here are some tips to help you navigate your way through the short sale process.
Talk to all lienholders
A short sale has to be approved by any company that has a mortgage or lien against your home. That includes your first, second, or even third mortgage lender, your home equity line lender; your homeowners or condominium association; and any contractors who’ve placed a lien on your home. Make a list and start talking to everyone early in the process. Ask what documents they’ll need from you.
At first, selling your home seems daunting: You haven't sold a home before, the market looks complex, and what worked for owners 10 or 20 years ago seems inappropriate today.
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When selling your home, you must convince buyers that your property is the best choice among all the other listed properties, and offers top value for the dollars spent. 
When you owe more on your home than it’s worth, you need to sell, and you don't have the financial resources to bring money to the closing table, a short sale may be your best option. Here are some tips to help you navigate your way through the short sale process.
