Thinking About Selling Your House in California?
Empower Your Sale with Options — Clarity, Choice, and Control
With the new NAR Settlement, sellers now have more flexibility and transparency when choosing how to list and pay commissions. At V Nation Corp, we guide California homeowners through every step — from pre-listing analysis to choosing the right selling strategy for maximum return.
Select an agent
Choosing the right real estate agent ensures a smooth, confident selling experience.
List and market your home at the best price
Your home is listed on MLS and other sites to reach more buyers.
Move out
Pack up and conduct the final walk-through with the buyer.
Closing
Sale complete, funds received.
WHEN IS THE OPTIMAL SEASON
TO SELL MY HOUSE?
Summer: Early summer is considered one of the prime periods to list your home for sale. Families with school-aged children often opt to move during this time, aligning with the break from school. Listing your home in early summer allows ample time for closing and moving before the commencement of the new school year. Additionally, individuals or couples without children prefer moving during summer due to fewer weather-related concerns. This season is conducive to scheduling renovations or repairs, ensuring the process stays on track without weather-related delays.
Spring: Spring, marked by longer days and abundant sunshine, offers an ideal setting for showcasing your home. The lush greenery in the yard can be highlighted during this time, attracting potential buyers. Capture appealing photos of the outdoor space and enhance the yard's appearance if needed to present it in the best light to prospective buyers.
Fall:
While home sales persist throughout the year, the winter months tend to be slower in activity. With major holidays like Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa capturing attention, relocation takes a back seat for many buyers during this time. Expect fewer showings and reduced competition in the winter months.
Winter:
While home sales persist throughout the year, the winter months tend to be slower in activity. With major holidays like Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa capturing attention, relocation takes a back seat for many buyers during this time. Expect fewer showings and reduced competition in the winter months.