Tired of traditional selling methods not reaching remote buyers? Explore strategies to showcase your property virtually and attract buyers online.

REALTORS^® can sell their own homes by representing themselves. Before doing so, they should know the industry code of ethics for selling your own home.

An open house is an opportunity for sellers to attract many potential buyers at once. Learn how an open house works and how to prepare your home for one.

Closing costs are typically 3% – 6% of a house’s sale price, but who pays them and when? Read on to find out whether the buyer, seller or
both pay these costs.

When you sign a contract with a real estate agent, you may be asked to sign an exclusive right to sell agreement. Learn what “exclusive right to sell” means.

Ready to put your house on the market? Timing can make all the difference. Learn the best time to sell a house and how to know it’s the right time to sell.

  A real estate power of attorney is a document that allows someone to buy or sell a property on your behalf. Read on to learn more about POAs and how to use one.

Nervous about selling your house quickly? Find out what inspectors look for, and learn more about the things that might fail a home inspection.

Seller’s Disclosures detail any known defect or condition about your property during the home selling process. Learn what’s included, and why it’s often part of the home buying process, in our guide.

Selling your house without a real estate agent can seem like an appealing option. Understand the pros and cons of selling a home by owner.

If your current home doesn’t meet your needs as a homeowner, you can either renovate or move to a new house. Learn how to decide whether to remodel or move.

Location and the number of bedrooms aren’t the only factors that affect home value. Read our guide to better understand what makes property value increase.