The Selling Process

At the Jarrod Peterson Real Estate Group, we have the resources, tools, and extensive realtor network to make your house stand out and get sold. Our team of professionals is dedicated to selling your home in a smooth, seamless experience.

1. Hitting the Market: We’re experts in every aspect of selling your home, from timing to pricing to closing. We might even sell before it hits the market.
2. Staging a Beautiful Home: We help prepare and stage your house to make sure it looks its best before going on the market.
3. Setting a Price Point: We price houses in collaboration with you, including factors of market conditions and current market value. No financial surprises, ever.
4. Strategic Marketing: We use every available avenue to advertise your home, including networking, social media, open houses, and marketing on more than 4,400 websites.
5. The Power of Negotiation: We know what to ask for, what to counter with, and how to achieve the best possible outcome for you.
6. Hang a SOLD Sign: We work with our partners on every detail of the final sale, including financing, closing, and title.

Our Marketing Strategies

We sell properties all year round for our highly satisfied clients. Here are a few of the innovative marketing strategies we employ to get your home sold:

• Staging and conditioning consultation with sellers
• Premarketing to buyers and leading realtors
• World-class architectural photography, video tour, and aerial photography
• Advertising on more than 4,400 leading websites, including featured exposure on national sites such as Zillow, Realtor.com, and Trulia
• Open houses that generate buzz and offers
• Mobile hotline for 24/7 curbside marketing
• Aggressive social media campaigns
• Brochures and supplements for in-home marketing
• Email marketing to more than 20,000 realtors
• Radio and print campaigns for a wide reach
• Direct mail campaigns to profiled buying targets
• Specialty marketing for lakeshore, luxury, and new construction properties

6 Things to Do Before Your Home Sale

1. Have a pre-sale home inspection: An inspector can locate trouble areas that will stand out to potential buyers, giving you time to make repairs.
2. Organize and clean: Remove clutter and pack up your least-used items, such as large blenders, out-of-season clothes, and toys. Store items off-site or in boxes neatly arranged in the garage or basement. Clean the windows, carpets, walls, light fixtures, and baseboards.
3. Depersonalize your space: Remove personal items such as family photos or decorations unique to your personal tastes. A potential buyer should be able to envision the home as their own.
4. Get replacement estimates: Is your roof or carpeting worn out? Get estimates on how much it would cost to replace big-ticket items, even if you don’t plan on doing it yourself. These figures will help buyers determine whether they can afford the home and will come in handy during negotiations.
5. Find warranties and records: Gather the warranties, guarantees, user manuals, and service records for all mechanicals and appliances, and any other items that will remain with the home.
6. Spruce up the curb appeal: Make a good first impression by ensuring the front of your property is neat and welcoming. Keep the lawn and bushes trimmed, frame the entrance with flowers, and repair any cracks in the walkway.