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Sell Your London Home With a Real Plan

A good sale starts with the right price, and the right price comes from what similar homes on your side of the city actually sold for. Justin Skrypnyk prices from that sold data, prepares your home with professional photography, a virtual tour and floor plans, and markets it to the buyers most likely to pay for what your home offers. You always know what is happening and why.

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What You Can Expect

  • Pricing based on recent sales in your own neighbourhood
  • Professional photography, virtual tour and floor plans
  • Staging advice to help your home show at its best
  • Targeted online and social marketing to qualified buyers
  • Clear updates after every showing and offer

The Process

01

Complimentary Evaluation

Justin visits your home and shows you the sales that set its value.

02

Prepare to List

Staging advice, photography, floor plans and your listing write-up.

03

Launch

Your home goes live on MLS® and REALTOR.ca with a marketing push behind it.

04

Showings

Justin manages showings and open houses and shares buyer feedback with you.

05

Review Offers

We go through every offer together and negotiate the best price and terms.

06

Closing Day

Justin keeps the lawyers, lenders and buyer on track until the keys change hands.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about selling your home in London Ontario.

How do you decide what to list my London home for?
By looking at what similar homes near you sold for in the last few months, then adjusting for your home's size, condition and updates. Justin also checks the homes you will be competing against right now, because buyers compare your home with those listings the day it goes live.
What is the best month to sell a house in London, Ontario?
Spring is usually the busiest season, with the most buyers out looking, and early fall is the next strongest. A well-priced, well-prepared home sells in any month, though, so the better question is whether you and your home are ready.
Are real estate commissions negotiable in Ontario?
Yes. Commission in Ontario is always negotiable and is set out in writing in your listing agreement. Justin explains exactly what his fee covers during your complimentary evaluation, with no obligation to list.
Should I renovate before I sell?
Usually only small things. Paint, repairs, decluttering and tidy landscaping tend to pay for themselves, while big renovations rarely do. Justin will tell you which updates are worth it for your home and price range.

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