The Confident Home Sellers Guide
Twenty pages on how homes actually sell in Myrtle Beach — and why so many don't.
This is the same guide I hand to sellers before a listing appointment. It covers what buyers respond to, what makes a home sit, and exactly how I market a property from the day it lists to the day it closes. Read it free, no form to fill in.
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More buyers find their home on the internet than through every other channel combined.
Most Myrtle Beach sales involve a buyer's agent, which makes marketing to Realtors® essential.
Staged homes spend far less time on the market than unstaged ones.
Sources for each figure are cited inside the guide.
I am a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, a designation awarded by The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing to agents with proven performance at the top of the market.
Selling in Myrtle Beach is rarely one story.
You might have outgrown a starter home and be ready to move up. You might be trading yard work for a low-maintenance condo. Or you might be ready to let go of the beach place you bought a few years back. Each of those is a different sale, with its own timeline and its own definition of a good outcome.
Whatever brought you here, the person you meet is the person who handles your sale. No team. No assistants. No handoff to someone you have never met. In 12 years I have personally sold more than 360 homes, and I have never passed one off.
You will know when yours is shown and what buyers said about it. You will get an honest number, even when a higher one would be easier to say. And you will hear from me long before there is an offer to discuss.
Let me be your guide to selling your home in Myrtle Beach. My Selling page goes into greater detail about how I get you the highest possible price.
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No. The guide opens straight away with no form, no email address and no obligation.
The guide covers five: a lazy agent, cheap photography, poor presentation, pricing above market value, and mishandled negotiation. Pricing and photography are the two that cost sellers the most.
According to the National Association of Realtors, 51% of buyers find their home on the internet and 29% through an agent. Friends account for 10%, the seller 6%, yard signs 4%, builders 1% and newspapers under 1%.
Yes. Once staged, homes spend an average of 73% less time on the market, 81% of buyers say a staged home is easier to visualize as their own, and 46% are more willing to walk through a staged home they viewed online.
Yes. Hire me to buy or sell anywhere in the Myrtle Beach area, and if I am not the most consistent, caring, competent and effective REALTOR you have hired, you can fire me at any time.
Questions after reading the guide? Get in touch and I'll walk you through what it means for your specific property.
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