Colorado Seller Gameplan
Selling works best when you feel clear, prepared, and in control. We start with a Seller Gameplan so you understand pricing, preparation, timing, and the plan before anything goes live.
Request a Seller Gameplan
Share a few details and I will send a clear next step, plus a short explanation of how we will approach your sale.
The selling process
A calm, repeatable path from plan to closing
Step 1: Seller Gameplan
We clarify your goals, timeline, and what a strong outcome looks like. Then we map the pricing range and the plan to get there.
Step 2: Preparation plan
We create a simple, prioritized checklist. The goal is to present well, reduce avoidable objections, and keep the process manageable.
Step 3: Pricing and launch
We finalize pricing and go live with a clean listing, strong photos, and a clear showing plan that respects your schedule.
Step 4: Showings and feedback
We track activity, review feedback, and make adjustments with intention. You will always know what the market is saying and what we are doing about it.
Step 5: Negotiation and under contract
I help you compare offers and terms in plain language. You choose the path. I keep the deal moving with clear communication.
Step 6: Contract to close
I coordinate deadlines, inspection items, appraisal, and closing steps so you stay informed without feeling buried.
Service comparison
What you can expect when you work with me
| Category (Swipe if on mobile) | Working with me | Typical experience |
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Seller Gameplan
Goals, timing, pricing range, and decision filters
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✓
Written plan, clear next steps, and a simple decision framework |
✕
Can be more opinion based and less documented |
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Pricing strategy
Positioning and adjustments based on market response
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✓
Data based range, launch plan, and clear criteria for changes |
✕
Sometimes set and hope, changes can feel reactive |
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Preparation plan
Repairs, staging, and priorities that protect your return
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✓
Prioritized checklist focused on what buyers respond to |
✕
General advice, less clarity on what matters most |
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Marketing and launch
Listing quality, exposure, and showing plan
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✓
Clean listing, strong visuals, and a showing approach that fits your life |
✕
Varies by agent, sometimes minimal beyond MLS |
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Feedback and adjustments
Track activity, identify patterns, take action early
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✓
Consistent updates with a plan tied to real buyer feedback |
✕
Updates can be inconsistent or hard to interpret |
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Negotiation guidance
Compare offers, terms, timelines, and risk
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✓
Clear options, pros and cons, and a plan before any counter |
✕
Varies, sometimes rushed when timing is tight |
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Contract to close
Deadlines, inspections, appraisal, and closing coordination
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✓
Calendar driven coordination and steady communication through closing |
✕
Can depend on workload and communication style |
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Communication standard
What you can count on week to week
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✓
Direct, consistent, jargon free updates |
✕
Often depends on the agent and volume |
How I am paid as a listing agent
Clear and straightforward
Most common
In many listings, compensation is a percentage of the final sales price and is paid at closing from the seller’s proceeds, as agreed in the listing agreement. The amount and terms are negotiable and must be set in writing.
Sometimes
Depending on your goals, price point, or scope of work, compensation can be structured differently, including a flat fee or other arrangements where permitted. Any option we consider is discussed clearly in advance and documented in the appropriate agreement.
FAQs
Short answers to common seller questions
What happens in a Seller Gameplan?
We clarify your goals, timeline, and constraints. Then we review your home’s positioning, pricing range, and a simple plan for preparation, launch, and negotiation.
How do we decide on pricing?
We look at comparable sales, active competition, and market conditions to define a realistic range. Then we choose a launch strategy and agree on decision points for adjustments.
Do I have to do repairs or staging?
Not always. We prioritize what is likely to matter most for buyer perception and outcomes. The goal is to focus on high impact moves.
Is this page legal advice?
No. This page is informational only. Any brokerage relationship must be established through the proper Colorado Real Estate Commission approved disclosures and agreements.