Setting Your Houses' List Price
The list price you place upon your house is unlikely to be the amount that it ultimately sells for. Nevertheless, it's important to get it right. Set the price too high, and you're likely to drive away buyers. Set it too low, and you may reduce expectations and end up settling for less than you know it's worth.
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Listing Your House: What List Price Should You Set?
Setting the right list price gets potential buyers in the door, but it doesn't mean your house will sell for that amount.
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Comparative Market Analysis Helps Sellers Price Their Home
Pricing a house right is crucial to bringing in buyers. That's where comparing it to other properties comes in.
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Can I sue my neighbor for having, in effect, reduced my home's sale price?
Unfortunately, your neighbor has no direct duty to you regarding property upkeep, and thus no civil liability for failing to maintain.
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Selling Your House: Nolo's Essential Guide
All the tools you need to strategize, plan, and close the deal on your home sale.
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