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Home Buying Lingo

Home Buying Lingo

Published 07/05/2025 | Posted by Dennis Mark Interdonato

​Are you planning to sell your home? Regardless if this is your first time as a home seller or you’ve sold many homes, understanding the selling process can assure you that things are going smoothly. Successful transactions don’t just happen—it takes experience and professionals to navigate from staging to closing.


​Who Are the Experts?

Real Estate Agent 

Before you start, do your homework and find an experienced listing agent in your area.

Escrow Officer 

Your escrow officer is a neutral third party. They take the terms agreed to by the parties and ensure they are fulfilled properly.


Timeline for Your Home Sale

Meeting With Your Agent 

Your agent will tour your home and discuss your market value (including a comparative market analysis), timing, and financial goals in order to create a custom plan for selling your home.

Preparing Your Home for Sale 

Typically, even a dated home can be spruced up with small changes in furniture placement, fresh paint, new lighting, and/or minor repairs.

Listing Your House 

Once your home is ready for buyers, you will list your home and your agent will implement their marketing plan.

Offers 

Once you receive offers, you will meet with your agent to review them together and determine how to respond.

Escrow Process for Sellers

The buyers will complete funding requirements, obtain an appraisal, and conduct a home inspection. As the seller, you will also complete any conditions you’ve agreed to, such as repairs or termite work.

Closing

Once all conditions have been completed, you will close the sale and receive the proceeds.


​The sales process is a series of steps that you and your agent will take together.

Knowing what to expect—and when—can alleviate the uncertainty you might feel as a seller.​

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