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MLS Listing: The property is listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), which is a database that real estate agents use to find and promote properties.
Photography and Videography: Professional photos and videos are taken to showcase the property online.
Advertising: The property is advertised across various platforms, including online real estate websites, social media, and sometimes print media.
Open Houses: The agent organizes and hosts open houses to attract potential buyers.

Comparative Market Analysis (CMA): The agent conducts a CMA to help determine the appropriate listing price based on recent sales of similar properties.
Pricing Strategy: A strategy is developed to price the property competitively in the market.

Property Search: The agent helps buyers find properties that meet their criteria.
Showings: The agent arranges and accompanies buyers on property viewings.
Market Insights: The agent provides insights into market trends and property values to assist in decision-making.

Offer Presentation: The agent presents and reviews offers with the seller, providing guidance on how to respond.
Counteroffers: The agent negotiates terms, including price, closing costs, and contingencies, on behalf of the client.
Contract Preparation: The agent helps prepare and review contracts and other legal documents.

Inspections: The agent coordinates home inspections and appraisals, advising on necessary repairs or adjustments.
Contingency Management: The agent manages contract contingencies, ensuring that all conditions are met.
Title and Escrow: The agent works with title companies and escrow agents to ensure a smooth transaction.

Final Walkthrough: The agent schedules and conducts the final walkthrough with the buyer to ensure the property is in the agreed-upon condition.
Closing Coordination: The agent coordinates the closing process, ensuring all paperwork is completed, and the transaction is finalized.
Post-Closing Support: Some agents offer post-closing support, helping clients with any issues that arise after the sale.

Legal and Financial Advice: While not providing legal or financial services, the agent can refer clients to attorneys, mortgage brokers, and other professionals.
Home Staging: Advice on how to prepare and stage the home for sale.

Regular Updates: The agent provides regular updates on the status of the sale or purchase, market conditions, and any other relevant information.
Personalized Service: Tailoring services to meet the specific needs of the client, ensuring a more personalized experience.

MLS Listing: The property is listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), which is a database that real estate agents use to find and promote properties.
Photography and Videography: Professional photos and videos are taken to showcase the property online.
Advertising: The property is advertised across various platforms, including online real estate websites, social media, and sometimes print media.
Open Houses: The agent organizes and hosts open houses to attract potential buyers.

Comparative Market Analysis (CMA): The agent conducts a CMA to help determine the appropriate listing price based on recent sales of similar properties.
Pricing Strategy: A strategy is developed to price the property competitively in the market.

Property Search: The agent helps buyers find properties that meet their criteria.
Showings: The agent arranges and accompanies buyers on property viewings.
Market Insights: The agent provides insights into market trends and property values to assist in decision-making.

Offer Presentation: The agent presents and reviews offers with the seller, providing guidance on how to respond.
Counteroffers: The agent negotiates terms, including price, closing costs, and contingencies, on behalf of the client.
Contract Preparation: The agent helps prepare and review contracts and other legal documents.

Inspections: The agent coordinates home inspections and appraisals, advising on necessary repairs or adjustments.
Contingency Management: The agent manages contract contingencies, ensuring that all conditions are met.
Title and Escrow: The agent works with title companies and escrow agents to ensure a smooth transaction.

Final Walkthrough: The agent schedules and conducts the final walkthrough with the buyer to ensure the property is in the agreed-upon condition.
Closing Coordination: The agent coordinates the closing process, ensuring all paperwork is completed, and the transaction is finalized.
Post-Closing Support: Some agents offer post-closing support, helping clients with any issues that arise after the sale.

Legal and Financial Advice: While not providing legal or financial services, the agent can refer clients to attorneys, mortgage brokers, and other professionals.
Home Staging: Advice on how to prepare and stage the home for sale.

Regular Updates: The agent provides regular updates on the status of the sale or purchase, market conditions, and any other relevant information.
Personalized Service: Tailoring services to meet the specific needs of the client, ensuring a more personalized experience.