How to Plan a Successful Real Estate Foreclosure Sale Many things in life are unexpected, and that includes having to dispose of the entire contents of a home. This can come about as the result of the passing away of an aged relative, a divorce or even a decision to go overseas and leave everything behind. Many of our customers who find themselves in this position prefer to pay a third party real estate sale firm a fee to do this for them instead.

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Introduction………………............……1

Listing the contents of the home..2

Real Estate Firms Interview..........2

Making yourself Scarce..............…2

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Interview at Least Two Real Estate Sale Firms

These may be regular real estate agents or they may be specialists. Make sure that they are reputable because you never know what may turn up in a crack or corner. You are entitled to have sight of business licenses and insurance policies.Make Yourself Scarce on the Day

Concerned

Do not interfere when you are paying someone else to do the job. Watching several different people carrying away precious possessions can be traumatic. Do yourself a favor and stay away. However, do remember to account for everything when the sale is over.

List the Contents of the Home in Detail

Empty everything out of drawers and cupboard to find valuables, like insurance policies, wills, real estate deeds, share certificates and jewelry. Send personal items down to a charity shop to avoid the trauma of having to face them yourself. Put everything for sale on an inventory and remember to have this signed for by the firm. Consider appointing a professional organizer if you find this all too hard to do.

3 Having a clearance real estate sale is a wonderful way to turn unwanted assets into cash and too clear a home. If, on the other hand, you bought a foreclosed house and found some furniture left behind in it, it could be easier just to sell this outright to an auctioneer.

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