As a homeowner, selling your home can be a complex process that takes several months from start to finish. For most, selling one’s home quickly is a top priority. The longer your home stays on the market, the more likely it is that you will have to reduce your asking price, and the greater the impact on your finances and the timeline for your next home.

Today, we are laying out our tips for a faster home sale. While your agent will have insightful recommendations specific to your home and budget, these tips are generally good practice for any homeowner planning to sell their home this year.

There Is No Time to Waste

You are selling your home because you plan to upgrade, downsize, or relocate within months from the date you list. To avoid

Parks is proud to highlight one of our amazing agents from our Murfreesboro office, Robin Seay! She has been a member of the Parks family since she joined the real estate industry five years ago and specializes in first-time homebuyers, as well as new construction.

Robin is a part of the Bud George Team – one of Parks’ highest producing real estate teams. She is known for the enthusiasm and excellence she brings to every transaction. Robin is a professional through and through that not only leads by example in her office, but also in the greater Murfreesboro community.

Prior to real estate, Robin worked as a brand ambassador, a trade show specialist, and in accounts receivable for Aramark at Middle Tennessee State University for three years.

Parks is proud to highlight one of our amazing agents from our West Nashville office, Anna Hollingsworth! She has been a member of the Parks family for a year and a half and joined us when she first became a real estate agent.

Anna earned a degree in Public Relations from The University of Alabama and minored in Political Science. She specializes in public relations and marketing, but also has extensive experience in social media marketing, branding, and content development.

Prior to a career in real estate, Anna worked for public figure Al Gore and then in public affairs for a large financial corporation before stepping into real estate marketing. She felt that her background in marketing, matched with the high level of service required to work