Seller Information

You have several choices on how you sell, but what is the main goal????? To net the most money with the least amount of hassle, right? That is why Reasonable Realty was created! No matter what selling package you choose to use we will help you achieve your goal of getting the highest net proceeds with the least amount of hassle.

Before now you had only a couple of choices in how you sell your home in the Jefferson City area. You could go the “For Sale By Owner” route and endure all the hassles and costs of advertising the home and showing the home, and then if you find a buyer you had to worry about the contract, and making sure everything is in line to get the deal to close (financing, inspections, appraisals, title work, payoffs, closing companies and the list goes on….), and all this is at the same time that you are trying to pack up all of your belongings to move to a different home! The only other option was to give thousands of dollars to a real estate agent and let them control the whole deal, while you sit back and hope the home sells the whole time wondering what is going on (Has anyone looked at it? Did they seam like they liked it? How many people looked? What are they saying is wrong with it?).

Why is it done this way? That is the thought that came into our minds when we decided to create Reasonable Realty! Fact is the real estate industry has not changed in nearly 100 years! How would other industries fair in the market if they stayed virtually the same for a hundred years. Take the automobile industry for instance, they change yearly. Would you buy a “Model A” today? How about computers, they change almost daily it seems. Would buy a DOS based machine today? Probably not!

Well times have change and now your choices for selling your home have changed too! We have 4 different selling plans starting at only $599 up to complete full service plan that is second to none for just 4.5% of the sales price. No mater what plan you choose you are saving money over the conventional 6% listing. So the question is:

How Much Do You Want To Save?