The Best Listing Agent in Raleigh & The Triangle
Your home is the largest asset you own, and selling it deserves more than a sign in the yard. I bring 16 years of Raleigh knowledge to every listing I represent.
How I Maximize Your Home's Value
How I Help You Sell Your Home
My step-by-step selling process exists to protect your equity from the first conversation to the closing table. Every step is built around your net proceeds. The 7 steps below outline how I sell your home from start to finish.
Choose the Right Selling Strategy
Every sale starts with your goals. First I talk through your timeline, your next move, and whether selling as-is or updating first nets you more.
Price Your Home Strategically
Pricing is the most important part of the process. I build your comparative market analysis from closed Triangle sales. According to Redfin data from May 2026, Raleigh homes sell in 34 days, and homes priced correctly attract 2 offers on average.
Prepare Your Home to Stand Out
My years in remodeling and interior design work for you here. I walk through your home and tell you which repairs return their cost, which ones buyers ignore, and where staging changes the photos.
Launch and Market Your Home
Your listing launches on the MLS, across the Century 21 network, and on my YouTube channel, where I publish weekly home tours in Spanish for an audience of active Triangle buyers.
Review, Negotiate, and Accept the Best Offer
The highest offer is not always the strongest one. I evaluate each offer’s due diligence fee, earnest money, financing strength, and contingencies, then show you the projected net proceeds side by side.
Navigate the Contract and Closing Process
North Carolina contracts give buyers a due diligence period, and this is where sales fall apart without steady representation. I manage inspection responses, repair negotiations, and the appraisal from your side.
Close the Sale and Maximize Your Proceeds
Before closing day, I review your settlement statement line by line, including North Carolina’s excise tax of $1 per $500 of the sale price, so nothing on that page surprises you.
What My Clients Say
Sell Your Home with the Best Value
Your home deserves a listing agent who prices with banking discipline, prepares with remodeling experience, and markets to buyers in multiple languages.
Questions Triangle Home Sellers Ask
Raleigh homes sell in 34 days on average, according to Redfin data from May 2026. After contract acceptance, the due diligence period and closing typically add 30 to 45 days, so most sellers plan for roughly 10 weeks total.
Selling costs in North Carolina include negotiable agent compensation, the excise tax of $1 per $500 of sale price, and attorney fees. Seller-paid buyer concessions are negotiated per offer.
February through July is the strongest listing window in the Triangle, when buyer demand peaks and homes spend fewer days on the market. Well-priced homes in Raleigh, Cary, and Apex still draw multiple offers inside this season.
A video listing puts your home in front of buyers who are already watching Triangle home tours. My weekly YouTube videos reach Spanish-speaking buyers, including out-of-state relocation clients who tour homes on video.