Sellers
The first 14 days decide the sale.
Price it right, prepare it well and launch it everywhere at once. Homes we list are routinely under contract the first weekend because the plan is done before the sign goes up.
What our sellers get
- A pricing range built from closed comparable sales, not a website estimate.
- A preparation list ranked by return: what to fix, what to skip, what to stage.
- Professional photography, video and a bilingual listing description.
- Launch across the MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com, social media and our database of past clients and buyers.
- Offer review with a net sheet for each offer, so you compare money in your pocket, not just price.
- Inspection, appraisal and closing managed by the broker, with weekly updates.
Talk to the broker
Call or text 305-305-HOME (4663). Bilingual. You reach the people responsible for the strategy, not a call center.
Severiano Fernandez, Broker · Renyel Rivero, Broker Associate
The seller process
Valuation visit
We walk the property, review comparable sales and give you a range with the strategy that goes with each price.
Preparation
Repairs, paint, decluttering and staging decided by return. We coordinate vendors when you want us to.
Launch week
Photos, video, MLS, portals, social and direct outreach land in the same week to create competing interest.
Negotiate and close
Net sheets for every offer, inspection negotiation, appraisal management and a closing that happens on the date we agreed.
Request a broker valuation
No algorithm. A broker reviews comparable sales and visits the property, then explains the range and the plan. No obligation.
G★★★★★ 4.9 · Google rating · 42 reviewsQuestions we hear first
What commission do you charge to sell a home?
Listing commissions are negotiable and are set in the listing agreement. We present a single rate with no separate transaction fee, and we explain exactly what is included: preparation guidance, photo and video, marketing, negotiation and closing management.
How do you decide the listing price?
We study closed sales of similar homes nearby from the last few months, adjust for condition, lot, upgrades and HOA, and look at what is active and pending right now. You receive a range and the strategy for each point in it, including what happens if we price high and have to reduce.
Should I renovate before selling in Miami?
Usually not. Most big renovations do not return their cost at sale. Paint, lighting, landscaping, repairs that would appear on an inspection and a deep clean usually do. We give you a ranked list and help you decide.
How long does it take to sell a house in Miami-Dade?
Well-priced homes in most of Miami-Dade and Broward attract offers in the first two weeks. Overpriced homes sit, and the eventual sale price is often lower than it would have been with a correct launch price. From contract to closing, financed deals usually take 30 to 45 days.