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From Pricing to Closing, Our Experts Help You Navigate Every Step of the Selling Process with Confidence
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Colin McDonald
Melissa Hammond
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Mariah Fazio
Licensed Agent
Nate Sorce
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Over 100+ Happy Homeowners
Heather is theeee best! She is a "Jill of all trades". For those looking to buy, Heather knows what to inspect and watch out for regarding the home's condition. She does her research regarding the area and the pros and cons to consider. Heather knows the going rate to fix things ...
Heather was an AMAZING, energetic and very knowledgeable realtor. She helped my spouse and I buy our house, negotiated the hell out of the deal for us, and went above and beyond. She is the type of realtor you want when buying a house! She got down into the basement, checked the ...
Heather was amazing from start to finish! My husband and I have been looking and looking for a few years to get into the right place for us and Heather did not disappoint! She is fast and responsive, listened to our wants and needs, and helped us find out forever home! She never ...
Colin was amazing in helping my wife and I find our first house. He was always available and knew how to help us find exactly what we were looking for. He also had a lot of very helpful advice on things that hadn't even crossed our minds as first-time home buyers. We would absolu...
Colin did a fantastic job advertising my property. He had a professional photographer take pictures of my property. He knows the Albany area very well and that always helps. Colin was professional and involved with the selling process. He responded to my real estate related quest...
Colin was an absolute rockstar while acting as my buyer's agent. I was in another state, and he really came through regarding some questionable behavior of the other real estate agent that almost cost me the property. Even though the property I purchased didn't make him a lot of ...
I recently had the pleasure of working with Sharyn from McDonald Real Estate Co. in my quest to find and purchase the perfect home. As a first-time home-buyer, I entered into the process with both excitement and trepidation, but Sharyn quickly alleviated any concerns with her unm...
Colin was a breeze to work with! We have known him for many years and have found him to be everything you want in an agent; responsive, takes action, prices property right to move towards a successful close. We wouldn't have trusted our home sale to anyone else in the Capital Reg...
Common Seller Questions
From Pricing to Closing—Everything Sellers Need to Know for a Smooth, Successful Home Sale
Home value depends on recent comparable sales, location, condition, and market demand. A real estate agent can provide a free comparative market analysis (CMA) to give you an accurate estimate.
Spring and early summer typically see the most buyer activity, but the right timing depends on your local market, personal timeline, and interest rates.
Common costs include agent commissions (usually 5–6%), closing costs, repairs or staging, and possibly a portion of the buyer’s fees. Your agent can help estimate your net proceeds.
Minor repairs and improvements—like fresh paint or fixing leaks—can boost value and appeal. A pre-listing inspection may help you prioritize what’s worth addressing.
Homes in hot markets may sell within days, while others take weeks or months. Factors include pricing strategy, location, condition, and current demand.
Staging isn’t mandatory, but it often helps homes sell faster and for more money by making spaces feel larger, cleaner, and more inviting.
Once an offer is accepted, the buyer typically schedules inspections, the appraisal is ordered, financing is finalized, and both parties prepare for closing.
Yes, but it requires careful coordination. Many sellers work with agents to align closing dates, use contingencies, or consider temporary housing between moves.