If you've already been through the process once, you probably don't need another agent telling you how great they are. You need an honest look at what happened, what the market is saying now, and what—if anything—should change before you try again.
A listing that comes off the market can leave you disappointed, frustrated—or simply tired of the whole process. That's understandable. You've already invested time, money, preparation and expectations into selling your home.
Before you sign another listing agreement, take a step back. We can review the previous listing objectively and give you our read on the four things that usually determine whether a home gets attention: price, presentation, exposure and execution.
We don't start with a pitch. We start with the property, the market and the evidence.
We look beyond the last asking price and evaluate current comparable sales, competing inventory, buyer behavior and market position.
Photos, video, copy, staging, condition and the online presentation all shape the first decision: click, scroll or schedule a showing.
We look at exposure, showing activity, feedback, communication, follow-up and negotiation—not just whether the home was on the MLS.
Understand why the first attempt did not produce the result you wanted.
Determine the right price, presentation and market position for today—not yesterday.
Build a deliberate marketing strategy designed to create attention and qualified buyer activity.
When the right buyer appears, protect your position through the offer, inspection and closing.
“After 4 times of getting to the end with a previous realtor and all 4 failing to close, Mr. Duran got the job done. Everything went smooth like clockwork and house is officially closed!”
The Duran Group brings more than two decades of local real estate experience and a full marketing strategy to every listing.
If you're still considering a sale, tell us a little about the property. We'll take a look and come prepared with an honest assessment—not a generic sales pitch.
Not ready to talk? That's fine. You can simply request the information and decide what you want to do from there.
A short conversation can give you a clearer picture of your next move.