They coordinate attorney review, contract execution, deposit collection, financing timeline management, appraisal preparation, board package support where applicable, title clearance, final walkthrough scheduling, and closing logistics. Post-contract transaction management is where most avoidable deal failures occur - evaluate your agent's process for this phase specifically.
From the seller playbook: How to Choose a Listing Agent in NYC
This is general information, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Every situation is different. Talk to a licensed attorney, accountant or tax professional before you act.
More questions on this topic
- What questions should I ask a listing agent before hiring them?
- Is a 1% listing fee worth it compared to 2-3%?
- How do I know if an agent is overpricing my home to win the listing?
- What should a listing agent's marketing plan include?
- Should I choose the agent who says they can get the highest price?
- How do I compare listing agents with different commission rates?
List for free, or go full service for 1%.
Use the playbook yourself, or let us run pricing, marketing and negotiation.