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How homes are bought and sold: pricing against comparables, listing and marketing, negotiation, the closing process, and agents versus selling yourself.
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What Homes Merchant Does
The home trade explained: how houses are priced, marketed, negotiated, and closed — from either side of the deal.
Comparables, condition, and timing — how a list price gets built and when it's wrong.
Photos, listing copy, and exposure — what actually moves showings for a house.
Offers, counters, contingencies, and concessions — the moves available to each side.
From accepted offer to keys: inspection, appraisal, title, and the settlement table.
Sequencing two transactions — the contingency, bridge, and sell-first options laid out.
What agents do for their commission, and what selling it yourself really requires.
How Homes Merchant Works
Study what comparable homes actually sold for — not asking prices — and set the number strategically.
Preparation, photography, and broad exposure — the sale is usually won before the first showing.
Work offers with contingencies in mind, then manage inspection, appraisal, and title through to keys.
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HomesMerchant — The trade of buying and selling homes Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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Recent comparable sales set the range; condition, presentation, and how many buyers see it decide where in the range it lands. List price is a marketing decision, not an appraisal.
No, but the trade has real craft — pricing, disclosure rules, negotiation. FSBO works best for experienced sellers in strong markets; most others net more with good representation.
No — it's educational. Real estate transactions involve legal and financial commitments, so use a licensed agent, attorney, or both for your specific deal.
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