Before launch
Set the baseline
Confirm listing accuracy, presentation, access, launch position, likely buyer questions, nearby alternatives, and the dates when early response will be reviewed.
Sell with Eric
Eric coordinates preparation, pricing, professional presentation, launch, buyer response, negotiation, and closing so every step supports the same strategy.
Start with your address, timing, and priorities. Eric will follow up directly.
Start with a walkthrough and a candid conversation about condition, updates, timing, likely buyers, competing homes, and the improvements that may help. The goal is a prioritized plan, not a generic repair list.
Clarify your property, priorities, timing, concerns, and the outcome you need the plan to support.
Interpret condition, comparable sales, competing inventory, buyer alternatives, and likely market response.
Choose the preparation, presentation, media, distribution, and launch details that make sense for the property.
Separate online exposure from showing conversion, interpret feedback, and decide what the evidence actually supports.
Evaluate offer quality, manage contract milestones, and stay focused through appraisal, title, and closing.
The core advisory work connects your goals, property condition, comparable evidence, launch position, market response, offer quality, and contract milestones. The exact preparation, presentation, and media choices are selected for the home rather than applied from a generic checklist.
Online views, saves, showings, repeat interest, feedback, competing inventory, pending sales, and offer quality answer different questions. Eric separates exposure from showing conversion, then explains what the complete response supports.
The first 14 days
The first two weeks are a planned evaluation window, not an automatic countdown to a price change. Eric separates exposure, showing conversion, buyer questions, repeat interest, competing inventory, and offer activity before recommending a next step.
Before launch
Confirm listing accuracy, presentation, access, launch position, likely buyer questions, nearby alternatives, and the dates when early response will be reviewed.
Days 1-7
Check distribution and showing readiness, then organize online attention, appointments, feedback, repeat interest, and new competition into distinct signals.
Days 8-14
Compare the response with the original assumptions. Hold the plan for a stated reason, improve a controllable detail, expand outreach, or revisit positioning only when the evidence supports it.
Core work and tailored choices
Pricing evidence, communication, response analysis, offer comparison, and contract coordination anchor the work. Preparation and presentation choices depend on the property, audience, timing, and seller priorities.
Core work
Review relevant sales, pending evidence, current alternatives, condition, timing, and likely buyer response to choose and explain the launch position.
Core work
Connect exposure, showings, feedback, competing properties, pending evidence, and offer activity to a specific question and next review point.
Core work
Compare price with estimated proceeds, financing, contingencies, credits, appraisal exposure, inspection structure, dates, possession, and closing certainty.
Property-specific
Identify must-address concerns, work worth considering, and projects that may not justify their cost, timing, or disruption before the planned launch.
Property-specific
Evaluate the photography, measurements, floor-plan, aerial, video, staging, listing-copy, and property-page choices that fit the home and audience.
Property-specific
Choose showing instructions, launch timing, communication checkpoints, and buyer-agent outreach that fit the property and the seller's schedule.
Seller planning framework
The web framework covers timing, equity and estimated proceeds, preparation triage, pricing, first-14-days response, offer comparison, selling and buying together, and the path to closing.
Start with a conversation
Begin with the address, timing, and the outcome you want to plan for.