
It's Extra Marketing
If you have a good relationship with the people in your area, it's possible that they'll be happy to get the word out for you and assist you in the sale of your home. Whether they happen to have friends who might be interested in a property in the area or are willing to otherwise point out your place, a positive relationship can lead to opportunities that may come from the most unexpected places
Selling The Home's Reliability
In all likelihood, your neighbors will be well aware of situations adversely impacting the community or any past situations that have affected your home, whether there's been a break in or a roofing issue. It's often the case that potential buyers will consult with your neighbors to hear more about your home's history. Since you won't want an interested party to hear any bad news from your neighbor, it's important to be upfront and discuss any adjustments or renovations you've made with your neighbors so you can be on the same page if an issue comes up.
Keeping Them In The Loop
In the sanctity of your own home, it can be easy to forget about the neighbors just next door. But don't forget that the stream of people coming to look at your home can have an impact on those who live around you. Instead of neglecting to prepare your neighbors for additional visitors, go door-to-door and bring some baked goods or other treats to inform them of upcoming open houses. Not only will they appreciate the gesture, they might be happy to push some interested parties in your direction.
There are many ways to market a home sale, but it's important not to forget about how your neighbors can assist you in getting your home off the market and sold. If you're currently preparing to sell your home, contact your local real estate professional for more tips and advice.
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