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How To Sell Your House With Tenants In Lexington

February 11, 2019

Do you own an investment property in Lexington that you’d like to sell? When other people are living in your house, the selling process can become a bit more complicated. In our latest post, learn more about how to sell your house with tenants in Lexington! As a landlord, there may come a day when you … Continued

How To Sell Your House For A Fraction Of The Cost in Lexington

February 4, 2019

By Clark Shepherd

There are many ways you can save money when you are looking to sell your house in Lexington. In our latest post, we explore how you can cut costs on the sale of your home or investment property. Selling a home in the Lexington area can be expensive. While some properties perform very well on the MLS, … Continued

What A Stagnant Listing Really Costs You In Lexington

January 28, 2019

By Clark Shepherd

When trying to sell your home, a house that sits on the market for too long will only end up working against you. In our latest post, we will help you learn how to sell quickly, avoiding a dreaded stagnant listing. When a house sits on the MLS of weeks or months at a time, … Continued

Tips For Selling Your House In A Fraction Of The Time In Lexington

January 21, 2019

By Clark Shepherd

It is a known fact that the longer you own a property, the more it is ultimately costing you. By selling your house quickly, you will be able to keep more cash in your pocket, putting it toward your next investment. In our latest post, we will offer tips for selling your house in a … Continued

Understanding The Costs of Selling Real Estate in Lexington

January 14, 2019

By Clark Shepherd

Do you know about the costs of selling your house in the Lexington area? Learn what to expect before putting your house on the MLS, selling on your own, or working with a direct buyer. You might be surprised at how the costs of selling can eat away at your profits! Selling your house … Continued

Reasons Why Your House Isn’t Selling The Traditional Way In Lexington

January 7, 2019

By Clark Shepherd

Do you have a property that is just sitting on the MLS? It happens quite often, and there are usually similar reasons why it isn’t generating the interest you would like to see. In our latest post, we will help you figure out why your house isn’t selling the traditional way in Lexington and what … Continued

How To Save Money When Selling Your Investment Property in Lexington

December 31, 2018

By Clark Shepherd

Selling your investment property doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming. Learn more about your selling options in our latest post! Listing a Lexington house isn’t always the best way to sell it. From repairs to agent commissions to the cost of waiting, selling with an agent can get expensive quickly. Below, we will outline some … Continued

How Long Selling Your House In Lexington Will Take

December 24, 2018

By Clark Shepherd

Selling your house can be a large feat. When hiring an agent, the process will likely take much longer than a direct sale, and can also end up costing you more in the long run! Keep reading to see how the time it takes to sell will affect you financially. While there is no way … Continued

Common Problems Sellers Face When Listing Their Lexington Home

December 17, 2018

By Clark Shepherd

There are many common problems sellers face when working with real estate agents in Lexington. Learn more about what to watch out for in our latest post! Before we get started, let us first say that there are some truly great agents out there. However, selling with one isn’t always the best way to sell … Continued

9 Tips For Selling A Distressed Property In Lexington

December 10, 2018

By Clark Shepherd

Selling a distressed property doesn’t have to be stressful. Learn more about how to sell your distressed Lexington house in our latest post! You might think that selling a distressed property will be difficult and time-consuming. In some cases it is! However, with our top 10 expert tips for selling a distressed property, you will … Continued