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 Selling your home is a big step — and with so much on your plate, it’s easy to overlook a few things that can make or break your sale.

The good news? Most of the biggest seller mistakes are completely avoidable with a little planning and the right guidance.

Here are the top five missteps we see most often — and how to steer clear of them.

Everyone wants to get the most for their property, but starting too high can actually cost you money in the long run.

An overpriced home sits longer, attracts fewer showings, and can end up selling for less than it would have if it were priced correctly from day one.

Buyers are savvy — they compare your listing against others in real time. The right price will generate stronger interest and better offers faster.

💡 Pro Tip:
A professional market analysis (CMA) uses real, recent data to pinpoint the sweet spot — high enough to maximize value, but realistic enough to draw serious buyers quickly.

First impressions matter. Failing to clean, declutter, and handle minor repairs can make buyers wonder what else hasn’t been maintained.

You don’t need a full remodel — just a few focused updates can completely change how your home is perceived.

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In today’s market, your home’s first showing happens online.
Dark, blurry, or limited photos can cause potential buyers to scroll right past your listing.

Professional photos (and ideally a clean, staged space) help buyers connect emotionally and visualize themselves living there. It’s one of the best investments you can make.

Sometimes feedback from showings can be hard to hear — but it’s also one of the most valuable tools you have.

If multiple buyers mention the same concern (price, odors, clutter, or repairs), it’s a sign to adjust quickly. Listening to feedback helps keep your home competitive and avoids wasted market time.

Selling a home can be emotional, especially if it’s filled with years of memories. But to buyers, it’s not sentimental — it’s a product in a marketplace.

It’s important to stay objective when evaluating offers or negotiating inspection requests. A trusted agent can help you balance emotion with strategy, so you make clear, confident decisions.

The selling process doesn’t have to be complicated — it just takes preparation, realistic expectations, and a plan.

By avoiding these five common mistakes, you’ll attract more buyers, reduce stress, and move through your sale with confidence.

When you’re ready, we’re here to help you price smart, prep right, and sell successfully.