A good sale starts with understanding your property, your next move and the choices available. Ray White Tuakau brings together residential and rural experience, practical property knowledge and people with strong Franklin connections. Whether you are selling a home in town, a lifestyle property or land, start with a conversation about what matters to you.
Recent comparable sales help put a possible selling range into context. Your property’s condition, layout, land, access and improvements also matter. A rating valuation is a different assessment and may not reflect today’s buyers or changes made since its valuation date. Request a property appraisal or call 09 236 8447.
Before spending on improvements, discuss what buyers are likely to value. Completing a small repair or improving presentation may be more useful than a major renovation. Gather information about alterations, consents, boundaries, services and any known issues. Tell your salesperson about matters that could affect a buyer’s decision so the property can be represented accurately.
An advertised price, negotiation, deadline sale, tender or auction each gives buyers a different way to respond. The choice should suit the property and your circumstances. Ask how the proposed campaign will reach likely buyers, what it costs, how viewings will work and what feedback you will receive. Agree the plan in writing before it begins.
A viewing or enquiry is a starting point. Price, conditions, deposit and settlement date all matter when comparing offers. Your lawyer can explain the agreement and help you assess the commitments before signing. Once an agreement is unconditional, preparation turns to settlement, moving arrangements and any agreed work.
Christine Montagna’s farming and real estate background, Adrian Montagna’s Franklin connections, Beryl Bell’s local sales and rental experience, Nick King’s renovation and business background, and Ray Newson’s building and design sales experience offer different starting points for a conversation. Read their profiles and contact the person whose experience fits your property and plans.
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If your property is rented, read our guide to selling with tenants before planning viewings or vacant possession.