how should I sell/list a home in maricopa, arizona?

Answer 1

get an agent. there are tons of good ones at http://www.realestateforsaleinarizona.com good luck ;)

Answer 2

If you have not yet spoken with a REALTOR, you should. The housing market in Arizona is changing and you will need to find an agent with an aggressive marketing plan who understands the current challenges in today's market.

For general information on selling your home, visit my website. I have an entire section devoted to selling a home in Arizona,

http://www.AZHomeBuyerHelp.com

Answer 3

A licensed realtor will have valuable information regarding the value of the property, the laws of Arizona regarding the sale of real estate and techniques for selling. As the seller, you will probably be responsible for the commission paid to a realtor unless you negotiate that expense with a potential buyer. Figure in the commission to your bottom-line price and have your realtor help you determine your initial asking price. Be prepared to 'bargain' with potential buyers -- it's the way the game is played.

Good, licensed realtors are worth their commissions and can save your *** in times of negotiations with a difficult buyer. They have access to information regarding sales and have methods of getting your property seen by many. Contracts between you and your realtor are usually good for 6 months. Many of the terms on that contract are negotiable... read it and know what you're agreeing to.

Answer 4

Go to your realtor. Then fix the house up best as you can. Curb appeal really can drive up the price. Make sure to tell your realtor about all recent improvements you've done. Anything that can go into the data sheet or the ad!

Answer 5

Through an estate agency!