How to Sell a House from Out of State: Long-Distance Guide
Selling a house is rarely easy — but it helps if you’re physically nearby to coordinate repairs, approve paint colors, or pop by during your lunch break to check on things. People selling a home from out of state don’t have that luxury. However, they can get the job done in one of two ways.
A skilled real estate agent can provide an elevated level of service by guiding you through selling a house from out of state.
An agent serves as “the eyes and the boots on the ground for anything that might come up through the marketing and selling process,” says Geoffrey Adams, a top-selling agent in Phoenix, Arizona, specializing in relocations.
Another option is to work with a company that buys houses for cash in the area. While you will likely receive a lower offer than if you listed, you also eliminate the need for home preparations and repeated showings that can be difficult to arrange from afar.
Let’s examine the process of selling a house from out of state and your options.
