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Writer's pictureLindsey Shorthouse Stapay

What You Need To Do Before Putting Your Property Up For Sale

Updated: Aug 14


In the digital age, staying connected is essential when selling a property to the right buyer. Being at the forefront of online engagement with potential buyers has made it easier to market your property and receive higher offers.


While many platforms allow people to list properties, such as websites, email, and social media, it's crucial to provide comprehensive information about the home. This includes photos or videos of different rooms, details about amenities in the area, and information about local schools and activities.


Key Steps for an Effective Real Estate Listing:



1. Location Details


In a competitive property market, accuracy is key. Many property listing websites can mix up properties by location due to keyword searches that don’t focus on specific details. Your listing should include clear details about the property, including price, location, and availability, to ensure it stands out.


2. Timing Your Sale


Timing is critical in mountain real estate. Maximize your property’s value and attract buyers at the right time of year to list. Spring and summer are typically peak seasons, but this can vary based on location and your personal needs. Preparing your home thoroughly before listing is essential to ensure it’s in top condition and priced competitively. On larger homes, a pre-inspection can be a great tool! We work with you to set a clear timeline, budget the sale, and help streamline the process to get you where you need to go in the time you need it.


3. Setting a Realistic Price


Pricing is one of the most complex aspects of selling a property. A realistic price depends on various factors, including location, neighborhood, amenities, and the condition of your home. Research comparable properties in your area and adjust your price accordingly. A well-set price will attract serious buyers, whereas a low price might signal underlying issues with the property.



Hire an agent who knows the market

4. Hiring an Experienced Agent


Selling a property involves more than just listing it online. It requires research, data collection, and high-quality photos. An agent who understands the local market and specializes in the type of property you’re selling—whether it’s rural, commercial, or residential—can significantly increase your chances of a quick and profitable sale.


Why Work with Lindsey at Westward Broker?


If you’re planning to sell, Westward Brokers has you covered. We handle everything from preparing your listings and taking professional photos to marketing your property so you can focus on your next steps. As your local real estate team with a global reach, we specialize in mountain resort residential and commercial properties.


About Lindsey's team at Westward Broker by eXp Realty:


With over $400 million worth of real estate accumulated over 16 years in Chaffee, Lake, Summit, Park, Clear Creek, and Jefferson counties, Lindsey's team is your local expert in resort property management, HOA documents, land conservation easements, water and mineral rights, state water access laws, FBO access, and zoning. We’ve closed more than 500 property deals, while raising over $800 million in capital for investors and building strong community support along the way.


Why Choose Lindsey at Westward Broker in partnership with eXp Realty?


  • Professional Presentation: Our marketing is sophisticated and visually engaging, bringing buyers as close as possible to experiencing the mountains and the property.

  • Efficiency: We streamline the marketing and sales process to save you time and effort.

  • Comprehensive Information: We provide key information, including sales data, valuation analysis, title review, market trends, and tips for better property showings.

  • Extensive Network: With a database of over 120,000 high-net-worth individuals and a global network of agents, we build a personal network to support your sale.





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