The community manager will need to collect documents related to proof of ownership and seller verification (copies of home title, any lien or lender payoff information, and seller ID copies)
A community representative will walk your home and take photos of your property to determine if your home is a good fit for the broker program. The team will provide feedback and give suggestions for marketability.
Once approved, you will sign a listing contract, allowing the property exclusive rights to market your home, find interested parties, schedule showings and ultimately facilitate the closing transaction between you and your buyer.
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