Start with a simple checklist.
A practical preparation list you can check off at your own pace, before and after our first conversation.
Open the toolSelling with Nannet
A thoughtful plan
for your next move.
Selling a home is a series of decisions. Clear guidance and a practical plan can make the process feel more manageable.
The way we’ll work together
One clear step
at a time.
Your situation shapes the plan. We’ll talk through the choices and bring in qualified professionals where their expertise is needed.
Talk through your goals
We’ll start with your timing, your home, and what you want the move to accomplish. If you’re also buying, that belongs in the plan from the beginning.
Prepare with purpose
We’ll discuss the work that may be useful, the questions buyers are likely to have, and a realistic plan for photography and showings.
Price and present thoughtfully
Review relevant market evidence and competing homes together, then choose a strategy suited to the property and your goals.
Keep moving with clarity
As feedback and offers come in, we’ll talk through your options, the terms, and the steps ahead. You’ll have an engaged partner through the details.
A useful first step
Bring a little clarity
to the conversation.
See how homes were presented.
Explore a selection of Nannet’s past seller-represented transactions and the photography used to show each home.
Explore past salesA few common questions
Let’s make it clearer.
Should I renovate before we talk?
Start with a conversation before committing to work. We can discuss the purpose, likely cost, and timing of preparation for your particular home.
How will we decide on a price?
We’ll review relevant sales, current competition, condition, and your goals. An automated estimate is one starting point, and does not replace a property-specific discussion.
What if I’m buying and selling?
We’ll discuss both moves together, including timing and the questions to work through with your lender and other professionals.
A few useful answers
Should I make repairs before the first conversation?
Start with your goals, timing, and the condition of the home. Discuss preparation and its cost before committing to work; improvements do not guarantee a particular return.
What should I gather before selling?
Locate the home records you already have, such as maintenance information, permits, warranties, and association documents. Use the selling checklist to organize questions. Keep private financial and identity documents out of website forms.
A good place to begin
Work with Nannet
Buying, selling, or just thinking things through.
A conversation is a simple first step.