Unless you’re being relocated or transferred for a job, it can be hard to determine the right time to sell your home. Do you hold off and make more updates to your home? Do you wait and save extra money for the move? Do you wait to see if the market improves some more? If you’re on the fence about selling your Wilmington area home this summer, here are a few reasons why now is a great time to list.
Make it 5!…
#5 You have a great listing agent!
Melanie Cameron and The Cameron Team work hard to market your home effectively by consistently testing new tools and methods to reach buyers. We’re one of the top selling teams in the Wilmington real estate market and love what we do! Let us put our top-notch marketing system to work for you.
Give us a call at (910) 202-2546 or reach out via one of the many forms on our website.
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