Category: New Orleans Home Selling

  Divorce. It ain’t easy – but 35-50% of marriages end this way. What happens when you own a home together, though? Here’s how to sell your house while going through a divorce.     Are there attorneys involved?  First things first, do you both have attorneys involved? Is there an agreement that you sell… Read more »

  When meeting with new home sellers, they often ask about their closing costs. Many remember having to bring thousands of dollars to the closing when they purchased the home. However, this is not the case when it comes to selling. Let’s go through your seller closing costs!    Commissions Professional fees for selling a… Read more »

  If you’re considering selling your home, you’re likely wondering, “Can I move before my mortgage is paid off?” Not only is the answer, yes, but you can buy another house at the same time too! But we are sure you have loads of other queries regarding this scenario. Let’s dive into selling your home… Read more »

  Have you ever walked into a beautifully staged home? You know, the kind where everything looks perfect, and they clearly living a life built on Pinterest? If you have, then you understand why staging your home when selling is so important. Staging a home can make it look more attractive to potential buyers and… Read more »

  Selling your home can be a stressful process. That’s why it’s important to understand how to pick an offer. Picking the right offer isn’t just about getting the most money; other factors should also be considered. Here’s a guide to help you make your decision.   #1: Do Your Research Before you start considering… Read more »

  Home sellers. When the time comes to sell your abode, you should be aware that you are required to fill out property disclosures in the state of Louisiana. These disclosures allow you to list any known defects about the home and property.  Why are these so important to fill out properly and accurately? If… Read more »

  Having worked with many New Orleans home sellers at this point, we tend to hear the exact phrases or sentiments from clients when discussing upgrades or “renovations.” One of the most common things we have to consult with our sellers is that not everything is considered an “upgrade” to your home.  For example, when… Read more »