$248 a sq ft, sold in 3 days at 100% of list

Preparing & Managing Your Showings
Each showing counts. How your home looks, feels, and is shown shapes the offers you get. Here is our approach.
- Sold at or over asking28%
- Homes for sale now14,775
- Most sales$400K to $500K
- Transfer tax$2.55 per $500
What happens on a showing day?
A request comes in, you confirm, you head out, and we send you the buyer's feedback within a day.
- A request comes in
A buyer's agent asks for a time through our scheduling system.
- You confirm
You confirm once, and your notice and blackout rules apply on their own.
- Get it ready
Lights on, blinds open, counters clear, the house cool, pets out.
- Leave the house
Buyers stay longer and speak more freely when the seller is out.
- The showing
Most private showings run 30 to 60 minutes, opened by a lockbox that records each visit.
- Feedback within 24 hours
We call the buyer's agent and send you what we hear, good or bad.
How do you follow your showings?
Every showing and what the buyer's agent said lands in your portal, usually by the next day.
- Each showing, with its day, time, and type
- Buyer feedback, good or bad, nothing filtered
- Each step of escrow once an offer is accepted
Which Las Vegas homes sold lately?
These are the 12 newest closed sales in the Las Vegas area, with their real listing photos. Homes there sold for a median of $435,000 over the last six months.
$328 a sq ft, sold in 12 days at 91.8% of list
$257 a sq ft, sold in 8 days at 100.2% of list
$142 a sq ft, sold in 80 days at 90.3% of list
$287 a sq ft, sold in 90 days at 95.9% of list
$260 a sq ft, sold in 94 days at 89.1% of list
$232 a sq ft, sold in 119 days at 88% of list
$231 a sq ft, sold in 176 days at 87.1% of list
$312 a sq ft, sold in 0 days at 100% of list
$310 a sq ft, sold in 0 days at 100% of list
$244 a sq ft, sold in 3 days at 86.8% of list
$252 a sq ft, sold in 5 days at 100% of list
Where would yours land? Your range starts from the sales most like your home.
Get my home valueHow We Manage Your Showings
After you list, showing requests arrive through one scheduling system. We review each one, confirm it with you based on your availability, and work directly with the buyer's agent, so you never take those calls.
We get feedback from the buyer's agent within 24 hours of each showing. That feedback guides strategy: when several buyers say the same thing, we act on it. When a showing draws real interest, we move fast.
You set the rules. Minimum notice, blackout times, pet or security needs: we write your showing instructions once and use them for every request.
The Preparation Checklist
Lighting
- Turn on every light
- Open all blinds and curtains
- Swap out dead bulbs ahead of time
- Bright reads bigger, so no dim rooms
Declutter & Depersonalize
- Clear kitchen and bath counters
- Put away family photos and personal items
- Hide everyday clutter
Scent & Air
- Air out the home 30 min ahead
- No strong cooking or pet smells
- A light, neutral scent at most
- Empty and clean every trash can
Temperature & Comfort
- Set AC or heat to 70 to 72F
- Warmth feels welcoming in winter
- Cool air shows care in Las Vegas heat
Pets
- Take pets out of the home
- Put away bowls, beds, crates, and toys
- Clean litter boxes and outdoor areas
- Some buyers do not like animals, so play it safe
Curb Appeal
- Sweep the entry, driveway, and walkway
- Park cars off the driveway
- Keep the front door clean and unlocked
- Tidy the pool and outdoor spaces
How Buyers See Your Home
Showings differ. Each type does a different job in the sale, and we use each one with a plan.
A buyer and their agent tour your home at a set time, usually for 30 to 60 minutes. This is the most common type and the most valuable. A buyer who books one is serious, so preparation counts most here.
An early showing for local buyer's agents, before or right after the home goes active on the MLS. It gets agents talking and can reach buyers who are not searching the portals yet. We plan these for new listings.
Where would you be selling?
We sell homes in 5 cities around Las Vegas. Pick yours for its own sales, prices, and a home value.
What else should you know before you sell?
What do sellers ask about showings?
What should you know first?
Each showing counts. How your home looks, feels, and is shown shapes the offers you get. Here is our approach.

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