Closing Day
If you have made it this far, it is almost time to celebrate, but there are still a few more items to check off until your property is officially sold. Check with your agent to clarify all items are in order, so you can tie up these loose ends. We will make sure everything is ready for a seamless and stress-free closing day.
Final Walk-Through Inspection
Either the day of closing, or the day before, the buyer will have the final walk-through inspection. This is to verify the property is still in the condition outlined in the Purchase Agreement, there are no new issues, and no items have been left behind from the seller.
Cancel Home Services and Utilities
After the closing, we will provide a helpful list of numbers for the cancellation of home service and utilities.
Be Prepared
Even during this last stage, unexpected issues may arise, but do not worry. We will help you through any unforeseen problems. If the buyer’s loan does not process on time or an appliance on the property breaks, we know what to do. We have encountered these glitches before, so we know how to handle them effectively. We will get you back on track in a timely and stress-free manner.
Closing
After the final inspection, you, the buyer, and the closing agent will sign the settlement agreement, which details the financial transactions enacted through the process to certify accuracy. If you are unable to attend the closing, then you can make arrangements depending on the circumstances and notice given to all parties. If you are receiving funds, you can have them wired electronically to an account at your financial institution, or you can have the buyer issue a check at your closing. Make sure to arrange to have all property keys and other pertinent information for the buyer at the closing. Once everything is signed, you have officially sold your property.
When you are ready to get started, call us at (928) 848-1188 or complete this short form and one of our agents will be in touch.
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Tips For Selling Your Home

Give Your House a Deep Clean
First impressions are crucial. Before listing, give your home a deep clean. Clean the toilets, wipe down surfaces, mop floors, scrub bathrooms, and consider hiring professionals to ensure your home is in top condition.

Declutter The Home
A tidy, organized home allows potential buyers to focus on the property itself, rather than the clutter. Declutter counters, shelves, and spaces so buyers can visualize their own items in the home.
Call a Handyman
Make sure all minor repairs are taken care of before listing. Buyers appreciate knowing that a home has been well-maintained, which builds confidence and peace of mind.
Paint the Walls
A fresh coat of neutral paint can clean up walls and help potential buyers envision their belongings in the space. Avoid bright, outdated colors in favor of a neutral palette that appeals to a wider audience.
Increase Your Curb Appeal
The exterior of your home sets the stage for the interior. Landscaping, mulching, adding flowers, pressure washing the driveway, and cleaning the home’s exterior can all make a difference in increasing the home’s value.
Stage Your Home
Staged homes often sell faster. If you have neutral furniture, leave it in place to help buyers visualize themselves in the space. If needed, consider hiring a professional staging company to showcase your home in the best light.
Depersonalize Your Home
While a few framed photos can make a house feel welcoming, removing overly personal items allows potential buyers to imagine themselves living in the space. The goal is to make the home feel inviting but neutral enough to let buyers envision their own lifestyle.