
Before You List
Preparing Your Home for Sale
Get your home ready to compete before it reaches buyers. Work through the decisions that shape its presentation, price and listing.
The Cribbed Seller’s Guide
Prepare, price, market, show and negotiate your home with a clear plan for every stage, from getting ready to list through closing.

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Before You List
Get your home ready to compete before it reaches buyers. Work through the decisions that shape its presentation, price and listing.

Once You Are Ready
Once your listing is live, use the guide to manage interest, evaluate offers and move through inspection and closing.
The strongest sale comes from getting the fundamentals to work together.
Price your home to compete with the properties buyers are comparing.
Prepare the home so its condition supports the price.
Make the first impression count before buyers ever walk through the door.
Make it simple for qualified buyers to schedule and attend showings.
Help buyers focus on the home and imagine themselves living there.

Guidance When You Need It
Follow a clear, step-by-step process with the right tools and information at each stage.
Cribbed puts the information, activity and offer details in front of you so you can make informed decisions throughout the sale.

Compare your home with similar listings and recent sales as you determine your price.

Track listing activity, showing requests and buyer feedback in one organized place.

Understand offers submitted through Cribbed with a topline summary and an assessment of their individual components.
Yes. Cribbed provides professional marketing, a structured selling platform and the tools needed to communicate directly with buyers from listing through closing. You remain in control of the decisions.
Declutter, complete necessary repairs, prepare the home for photography, gather property information, complete the required disclosures and determine a competitive price. The Preparing Your Home for Sale guide walks through each step.
Secure valuables, medications, keys, personal documents and other sensitive information. Turn on the lights, adjust the temperature, remove pets when possible and make the home easy to move through. Give buyers room to look around and discuss the home privately.
After the contract is signed, the buyer typically completes inspections and financing steps while the attorney, title company or settlement company coordinates the documents, title work, closing costs and local requirements needed for closing.

Download the full guide for checklists, examples and practical direction you can use throughout your sale.

Cribbed gives you the professional marketing, technology and tools to sell directly.