For sellers

Sell with a strategy, not a guess.

A strong sale starts before the listing goes live. Preparation, pricing, presentation, communication, and offer terms all work together.

Seller strategy

What a thoughtful listing plan covers.

The goal is to position the property well, reduce surprises, and help you compare offers based on the complete terms — not just the headline price.

01

Preparation

Walk through condition, maintenance items, presentation, repairs, cleaning, and what is worth doing before photos and showings.

02

Pricing

Review relevant sales and current competition to develop a pricing strategy around the market and your timing.

03

Marketing

Position the property with accurate information, strong presentation, showing access, and an organized launch.

04

Showings

Create a practical showing plan and monitor feedback so the strategy can adapt when useful.

05

Offers

Compare price together with financing, inspections, contingencies, timing, seller costs, and likelihood of closing.

06

Closing

Coordinate contract milestones through appraisal, title, buyer due diligence, final walk-through, and settlement.

Recent seller-side proof

Listings that reached closing.

Howard Hanna's public sales history identifies Roshan as the seller's agent on recent transactions including 24 Rosewood Drive and 1732 Driftstone Drive.

Seller consultation

Request a home-value conversation

Send the property address and a little context. Roshan can follow up to discuss what would be needed for a meaningful pricing conversation.

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Seller FAQs

Before you list.

How do I know what my home is worth?

A comparative market analysis generally considers recent comparable sales, current competition, property condition, improvements, location, and market conditions. It is more specific than an automated online estimate.

Should I renovate before selling?

Not automatically. Some repairs or presentation improvements can help, while major renovations may not return their full cost. The right answer depends on the property, target buyer, timing, and market.

Is the highest offer always the best offer?

No. Sellers may also consider financing strength, contingencies, inspections, closing timeline, appraisal risk, seller-paid costs, and other terms.

Roshan Khadka  |  (717) 379-1217 Howard Hanna Real Estate Services  |  (717) 920-9700 EHO