You are in the decision process of selling your Panama City Beach, Florida condo. Wondering if you should sell. Asking how much can you get for your condo. Should you go this alone and sell it on your own, or seek an expert to help? That's just the beginning because there is much more to figure out.
that helps guide you through those important decisions.
Move from seller to sold and from condo to cash asap!
• 11 years experience
• Condo Specialist
• Seller Specialist
• Real Estate Marketer
Condo sales require additional paperwork compared to single family homes. Specific information and forms must be provided to the buyer and most are required by law. Don't get sued or lose a sale because of paperwork and deadlines. I only work with condo sales and I am familiar with the nuances of selling condos.
I believe by specializing in specific areas of real estate I can offer you the highest level of service. Working with sellers is a different skillset than working with buyers. Sellers need marketing to attract buyers whereas buyer agents use sales skills. You must attract buyers before you can sell them.
Marketing versus sales. Before you can sell something you need to find interested potential buyers. Marketing gets your condo noticed and seen by potential buyers. A good marketer is not necessarily a good sales person and vice versa. Let's work together to bring you buyers!
Select the level of service plan that best fits your needs.
FSBO
For Sale By Owner With MLS Listing
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Hybrid Plan With Limited Assistance
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Done For You But Not Without You
Full service from start to finish
Appearance Preparation Strategy
Pricing Strategy
Marketing Strategy
Handle offers & negotiations
Provide necessary paperwork
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FAQ
Vacation rental condos are very difficult to show to potential buyers during the late Spring and Summer vacation season. They are booked with guests therefore it can't be shown. It has a better chance for showings September through April but you may still have to schedule showings around bookings. Depending on your situation, you may want to remove your condo from the rental program for easy showings during the high season.
Special assessments can complicate sales. You must disclose any existing or planned assessments. Usually, sellers pay any assessments approved before the contract, while future assessments fall to the buyer. However this is negotiable on known assessments. Any discussed and declared after closing of the sale falls on the buyer.
You'll need recent Condo Owner Association (a/k/a COA) documents including:
• Financial statements (current budget)
• Reserves Budget
• Insurance certificates
• Rules and regulations
• Declaration of condominium
Repairs are negotiable but making needed repairs previous to showing your condo will make it more impressive. Florida law requires you to disclose known defects. We recommend providing the buyer with a Condo Seller Disclosure. This will help prevent buyers from coming back later claiming they were not informed about any issues.
It begins with the decision to sell. Then you must:
• Decide how to sell: FSBO, use a real estate agent, or a hybrid approach
• Price your condo
• Develop a marketing strategy
• Arrange showings
• Talk with buyers
• Have paperwork ready to provide buyers
• AND MORE!
Get our FREE Condo Sellers Playbook for a better understanding of the process!