Sell Your Home in Newnan - Expert Advice

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Hi, I’m Tina Bantin — а рroud Georgia Native with deep roots in the Atlanta area & a passion for helping people find their plaсe to call home. After a rewarding career as an advertising account executive in Atlanta's television and digital media industry, I transitioned into real estate to pursue a lifelong dream of guiding others through one of life's most important decisions. I bring a client-first mindseт, creative problem-solving. & strong communication skills to every transaction. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, a seasoned investor, or preparing to sell, I'm committed то making the process smооth, informed, & tailored to your unique needs I proudly serve clients across Georgia & offer a local's insight into the communities, schools and market trends that matter most. Let's work together tо make your neхt move a confident and successful one!

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The Home Selling Process

Taking You From Listed to Closed!

Pre Listing Preparation

Schedule a tour of your home with your agent.
Discuss any potential repairs, upgrades or staging to be completed before listing your home.
Establish an asking price based off of current market and comparable property listings.
Prepare your home to be photographed and put on the market.

Pricing Your Home to Sell

Our Pricing Strategy

The market value of your home is based on a combination of factors including:

Pricing strategy plays a key role in the home selling process, and can mean the difference between selling right away or sitting on the market for months.

7 Easy Curb Appeal Tips

To Make Buyers Fall in Love

1. Fresh Coat of Paint on the Front Door

Make a great first impression of your home with a freshly painted front door. Evaluate the condition of your home's exterior paint as well as the front steps, patio, and railings. A fresh coat of paint can make all the difference.

2. Add Flowers to the Front Porch

Sometimes the simplest things can make the biggest difference. New planters on the front porch filled with beautiful, vibrant flowers will make your home appear more inviting, warm and welcoming.

3. Pressure Wash the Driveway

While a dirty, oil stained driveway gives the impression of a home that may need some work, a pressure washed driveway and walkway presents a clean, well maintained home.

4. Update Exterior Light Fixtures

Replace faded, builder grade exterior lighting with new, up to date fixtures. Shiny new fixtures will brighten up your home at night, and look clean and polished during the day. Evaluate the front door handle and lockset as well.

5. Keep the Lawn & Garden Tidy

An abandoned looking yard makes buyers think the home might be neglected, but a freshly cut lawn and well manicured gardens shows a well cared for home. Be ready for showings by staying on top of lawn mowing.

6. Add or Replace House Numbers

Clear, crisp numbers that can be seen from the street make your home easier to find as well as giving the overall appearance a little boost. You may also want to evaluate the condition of your mailbox.

7. Add a Welcome Mat

Add a brand new welcome mat to greet buyers as they walk through the front door. Even the smallest details like these can make a home feel more inviting.

Listing Your Home

Putting Your Home on the Market

MLS Listing

Your home will be put on the MLS where it can be seen by other real estate agents who are searching for homes for their buyers. Your listing will also be posted on websites like Zillow and Realtor.com where potential buyers will be able to find your home.
Signage

A For Sale sign will be placed out in front of your home, as well as Open House signs before an open house takes place.
Lockbox & Signage

A lockbox will be placed on or beside your front door once your home is on the market. It's best for sellers not to be present at the time of showings, and a lockbox allows agents who schedule showings to access your home with interested buyers.
Open House

An open house will be strategically scheduled to attract attention to your home. Open houses are a great way to generate interest and get more potential buyers to your home.
Virtual Tour

We will create a virtual walkthrough to give your listing an advantage over other listings by allowing buyers to see your home in more detail online.

Our Marketing Strategy

For Maximum Exposure

When we list your home, your listing will receive maximum exposure using our extensive marketing techniques.

Email Marketing

Your home will be featured on my email list to active buyer clients who are currently looking for a home.

Network Marketing

Your listing will be shared with our extensive network of real estate agents to increase your home's visibility.

Social Media Marketing

We use a variety of social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, & our internal brokerage platform Workvivo to get the word out about your home.

Under Contract

Steps Before Closing

Once you and the buyer have agreed on terms, a sales agreement is signed and your home is officially under contract.

Inspection

Property inspections are done to make sure that the home is in the condition for which it appears. If the property inspector finds any issues, the buyer can decide if they want to back out of the contract or renegotiate the terms of the sale.
Possible Repair Requests

After and inspection, buyers may have repairs they would like completed before purchasing your home. Typically there is room for negotiation, but some of these items can be deal breakers. It is necessary for both parties to come to an agreement on what will be repaired and what will not, and if there will be a price deduction in order to accomodate for the repairs.
Appraisal

If the buyer is applying for a loan, the bank will request an appraisal to confirm that the home is worth the loan amount. The appraisal takes into account factors such as similar property values, the home's age, location, size and condition to determine the current value of the property.
Final Walk Through

Before a buyer signs the closing documents, they will come to the home to do a final walk through. This last step is to verify that no damage has been done to the property since inspection, that any agreed upon repairs have been completed, and that nothing from the purchase agreement has been removed from the home.

Cleared to Close

Congratulations, You've Made it to Closing!

Closing is the final step in the selling process. On the day of closing, both parties sign documents, funds are dispersed, and property owenership is formally transferred to the buyer.

Items to bring to closing

Government issued Photo ID
House Keys
Garage Openers
Mailbox Keys

Congratulations!

Once you have sold your home, you’re free to take the next step on your journey. Whether this is relocating to a new city, moving into a larger home, or downsizing and enjoying your life as empty-nesters, knowing all your selling responsibilities have been taken care of will help you achieve peace of mind for your new path.

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Seller's Guide

Meet Your Agent

The Home Selling Process

Taking You From Listed to Closed!

Pre Listing Preparation

Pricing Your Home to Sell

Our Pricing Strategy

7 Easy Curb Appeal Tips

To Make Buyers Fall in Love

1. Fresh Coat of Paint on the Front Door

2. Add Flowers to the Front Porch

3. Pressure Wash the Driveway

4. Update Exterior Light Fixtures

5. Keep the Lawn & Garden Tidy

6. Add or Replace House Numbers

7. Add a Welcome Mat

Listing Your Home

Putting Your Home on the Market

MLS Listing

Signage

Lockbox & Signage

Open House

Virtual Tour

Our Marketing Strategy

For Maximum Exposure

Email Marketing

Network Marketing

Social Media Marketing

Under Contract

Steps Before Closing

Inspection

Possible Repair Requests

Appraisal

Final Walk Through

Cleared to Close

Congratulations, You've Made it to Closing!

Items to bring to closing

Congratulations!

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