How is the price set?
Sellers Answers

It's very important to price your home according to current market conditions. List too high and your home will not sell. List too low and leave money on the table. Because the real estate market is continually changing, and market fluctuations have an effect on property values, it's imperative to select your list price based on the most recent comparable sales in your neighborhood. Monty likes to list properties aggressively but reasonably. He takes satisfaction in helping clients receive as much money as possible without their home sitting on the market too long.

A comparative market analysis provides the background data upon which to base your list-price decision. When you prepare to sell and are interviewing agents, study each agent's comparable sales report (the data should be no more than three months old).

If all agents agree on a price range for your home, go with the consensus. Watch out for an agent whose opinion of value is considerably higher than the others.