You should know the following:What websites your property is being advertised onHow it looks on each website (some make alterations)How many views your property is getting on these sites (Zillow makes this easy, others share no data)How many showings you've had scheduled and how many completed (there's always some cancellations)Feedback from showingsYour PMC or agent should be giving you updated CMAs every 30 days to see if the market is dropping and your price is in synch.

Lessons Learned:Effective Marketing: Strategic marketing quickly attracted buyers.Local Expertise: Partnering with Archie Ragland, who had local market knowledge, was crucial.Whole-tailing Efficiency: This strategy proved effective for quick, profitable transactions.Challenges:Market Timing: Pricing and marketing the property correctly to ensure a quick sale.Coordination: Seamlessly managing the process from securing to selling the property.

We're dedicated to making the process as smooth as possible for our clients.Looking forward to connecting with and learning from this fantastic community!

I have been researching on how to start the process of investing and I’ve talked to a few people who are more knowledgeable than me in real estate.

Adam, what are the best sources to find this data?

The main challenge was discovering severe foundation issues late in the process, requiring a quick pivot.

The main challenge was discovering severe foundation issues late in the process, requiring a quick pivot.

The hubs and I are in the permitting process for our 1st-ever build.

However, I just reached the decision to sell it an hour before posting this (so that part of the process has barely started).I have an eye on a specific property I really want, but it just went up today and already has 32 saves on Zillow.

How thorough is your screening process.