Remember when you were a first-time home buyer? Were you excited but overwhelmed? It’s not unusual to feel that way as a first-time seller either, and it’s just as involved of a process – if not more so.

You want buyers to be able to picture themselves in your home. This means giving them the space to envision living there, space that is free from too many personal things. That includes pets and their toys. So how do you go about selling your property when you have pets?

Thinking of selling your home and worried you’ll regret it? Here’s how to cope.

Their agent won’t have to say, “Picture this.” Buyers will see your home at its best.

Tips on how to price your home, plus pitfalls to avoid.

Consider before you ignore or outright refuse a very low purchase offer for your home. A counteroffer and negotiation could turn that low purchase offer into a sale

After finding a buyer, all you have to do to make it to closing is to avoid these five traps.

Thinking of selling your home and worried you’ll regret it? Here’s how to cope.

You probably only think you’ve eliminated pet odors. Here’s how to make sure.

Make your home warm and inviting to boost your home’s value and speed up the sale process.