When we represent a seller, we have your best interests at heart.

Whether you’re selling a $100,000 home or a $10 million home, you will get our full attention, 24/7 availability, top-notch staging advice, professional marketing, tough negotiating skills, and amazing photographers as well as our expert and honest advice.  

We believe it’s our job to not only sell your home for the highest price but to do so quickly with as little stress and interruption in your life as possible.  We go above and beyond for every seller from using our own furniture to stage your house when needed, arranging for our contractors to do repairs during the inspection period, to help you find professional packers and movers. Still need more proof that we’re really good at what we do? Read reviews on us on Google.

If you’re interested in working with us, please request our seller checklist below. This checklist contains the steps we will follow together from A to Z to sell your home for top dollar. Second, send us an email at bradtrebotica@kw.com so we can set up a time for us to conduct a free market analysis of your home. Third, check out the estimate of the seller’s closing costs which is the approximate amount of fees you will need to pay out of the sales price to sell your home.

Lastly, when you work with us, we will educate you throughout the process using our expert knowledge as well as our blog posts to explain each step of the transaction.

We promise you’ll be in good hands.

Step 1: Hire a Realtor

Step 2:  Start with a Net Profit Analysis

Step 3:  Time to Declutter and Stage

Step 4:  Conduct a Pre-Market Inspection

Step 5:  Repair Time

Step 6: Deep Clean

Step 7:  Professional Photography

Step 8: I’ll Pre-Market Your Home with Target and Re-Target Marketing

Step 9:  Hire a Real Estate Attorney

Step 10:  My Property is Live in MLS. Now What?

Step 11:  Putting Your Listing on HomesNearTheJerseyShore.com

Step 12:  Time for Showings

Step 13:  The First Week Your Home Is On the Market

Step 14:  We’ve Received an Offer. What Does It Mean?

Step 15:  We Couldn’t Come to An Agreement (this step may not apply to your transaction)

Step 16:  We Have an Accepted Offer. Now what?

Step 17:  Attorney Review

Step 18: Attorney Review/Inspection Time Period Closes

Step 19: The Home Inspection

Step 20: The Appraisal

Step 21:  Schedule the Closing Date On Your Calendar

Step 22:  Hire Movers and Start Packing

Step 23:  Schedule Your Utilities To End

Step 24: Cancel or Transfer Your Home Owner’s Insurance

Step 25: Hire a Cleaning Person

Step 26:  Mortgage Approval and Clear to Close

Step 27:  The Final Walk-Through

Step 28:  Closing Day

Step 29:  Review Me