Things To Consider

Getting Ready

Take a close and objective look at your home's interior and exterior appearance, remembering that you only have one chance to make a positive impression on a buyer. Get rid of any clutter, organize the cabinets and closets, give the home a thorough cleaning from top to bottom, clean and organize the garage, clean up the yard, trim the bushes and trees, and fix anything that needs fixing. The potential buyers that are looking at your home are making mental notes of things that need to be done, how much it is going to cost, and they ask themselves, "Do I want to go through it?". By removing all of your home's negatives, you thereby create a positive perception of your home in the buyers mind.

Get Inspected

You don't want any surprises down the road that might end a potential deal, so have a certified home inspector inspect your home prior to listing it. If the inspection reveals a problem, have it repaired before they complete their report so they can give your home a clean bill of health.
When you can provide each potential buyer with a copy of a certified report of your homes good condition, you are eliminating all doubts or concerns they might have.

Price It Right

The price you put on your real estate will, in most cases, determine how long it will take to sell the property, if it sells at all. Putting too high a price on the property will discourage many potential buyers regardless of their interest in the property

Pricing your home got a lot easier with the launch several months ago of Zillow[TM] who provides free and instant home valuations at http://www.zillow.com. You can get an instant valuation of your home and the homes in your neighborhood. In most instances, Zillow is fairly accurate in its valuations, making this free service a very valuable tool for all buyers and sellers.
When real estate is properly priced, it tends to sell much more quickly because interested buyers realize that others will recognize the value and act upon it if they don't.
Exposure, Exposure, Exposure

Added Tid Bits From Michael:

You have to have a plan. You have to hold open houses. You have to remove clutter. You have to get your home cleaned up big time (inside and out)

Selling your home is more then putting a sign in the yard. You have to market, market.

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