5 Questions You Should Ask Your Estate Agent (But Often Don’t)

5 Questions You Should Ask Your Estate Agent (But Often Don’t)

Not all estate agents are created equal. Before you list, here are the 5 questions every seller should ask to protect their price and peace of mind.

Before you choose an estate agent, make sure you're asking the right questions.

Here are 5 that reveal whether they’ll just list your home — or actually help you sell it for more:

How will you market my home differently from others?

What’s your average days-on-market vs. local average?

How do you generate interest before going live?

How do you handle viewings and buyer feedback?

What happens if my home doesn’t sell in 4 weeks?

These aren’t just nice to know — they help you avoid time-wasters and partner with someone who’s thinking strategically.


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