One of three selling paths
Sell on the Market Today
A public market sale in the home's current condition can be financially stronger than a direct cash purchase without requiring a large renovation project.
What this path looks like
- List publicly in the property's current condition with little or no pre-listing work.
- Let market exposure test the price while accounting for showings, inspections, financing, concessions, and selling costs.
- Compare estimated net proceeds—not just the sale price—with the cash and preparation-first paths.
When the numbers support the market, the plan should say so
If the likely market premium is larger than the added commissions, concessions, preparation, carrying time, and uncertainty, selling on the market may leave you with more. The recommendation is based on the comparison, not on steering you toward a listing.
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