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Flat-Fee vs. Traditional Real Estate: Tips for Selling Your Home
Selling a home can be a daunting and overwhelming process. There are many decisions to be made, including choosing flat-fee vs. traditional real estate services. Each option has its pros and cons, and it’s important to do your research and choose the approach that...

Revolutionizing Real Estate: The Benefits of Flat-Fee Listings to Sell Your House
As a homeowner, listing your property can be a complicated process. The idea of paying real estate commissions looms large as well. Save more of your money with the benefits of flat-fee listings. And, if you are doing so within Chicagoland, find a way to support a...

Prello Realty on Chicago’s North Side
Chicago’s North Side is considered by many area residents and business owners to be one of the best areas in the city to live, work, and visit. It stretches from just outside of Chicago’s downtown area all the way north to the suburb of Evanston. However, when you’re...
How to Sell Your Home in a Slow Market
Even though the real estate market has slowed down in recent months, there are still plenty of homebuyers eager to make a purchase. Knowing how to prepare your home for sale, when to allow access for showings, and how you can offer buyer incentives will help you find...
Fielding a Lowball Purchase Offer on Your Home
Before you ignore or outright refuse a very low purchase offer for your home, consider this, more times then not, a counteroffer and negotiation will turn that low ball purchase offer into a sale. Check your emotions A purchase offer, even a very low one, means...
Home Sellers Guide To Success
Step 1: Plan/Prepare Some 5 million existing homes are sold each year, and while each transaction is different every owner wants the same thing - the best possible deal with the least amount of hassle and aggravation. Unfortunately, selling your home "by owner" has...
Make Your House FHA-Loan Friendly
Learn the basics of FHA loan rules and you stand a better chance of selling your house or condo. If your house passes the FHA rules, it will appeal to buyers who plan to use an FHA-insured mortgage. If your house doesn’t qualify for an FHA loan, you’re cutting out...