From the heart of Ohio to the historic streets of Westerville and beyond, your perfect home is ready and waiting. Exploring the beautiful communities and homes in Central Ohio becomes a remarkable journey. Begin your next chapter with total confidence, guided by Sheila Howell with her unmatched expertise every step of the way.
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Sheila Howell's marketing expertise ensures your home is showcased at its absolute best, providing an unparalleled advantage in the market. In the heart of Central Ohio, from New Albany to Buckeye Lake, Sheila ensures your property shines. Trust her to utilize her marketing expertise to expose your home to a vast number of qualified buyers.
When it comes to selling your home, you need a real estate professional who not only understands the market but also has the negotiation expertise to ensure you get the best possible result. With my marketing prowess, negotiation acumen, and commitment to exceptional service, I am here to make your home selling journey a success. Contact me today to get started.
Experience seamless real estate transactions without impacting your already hectic schedule. I'm a dedicated realtor who assists busy professionals, ensuring a stress-free journey in buying and selling homes. With personalized attention and expert guidance, I streamline the process, saving time and energy while delivering exceptional results. Trust me to handle every detail including implementing a customized marketing blueprint to get your home in front of the most potential buyers. So you can focus on what matters most!
Earnest money, also known as a good faith deposit, is a sum of money provided by a buyer as a demonstration of their serious intention to purchase a property. Most times I opt for this to be held by the title company that is handling the closing. It is typically paid when an offer to purchase is made and is held in escrow until the transaction is finalized or terminated. The amount of earnest money can vary but is often a percentage of the purchase price, commonly ranging from 1% to 3%. If the sale goes through, the earnest money is usually applied toward the buyer's down payment or closing costs. If the sale falls through for reasons specified in the contract, the earnest money is typically returned to the buyer. However, if the buyer breaches the contract without a valid reason, the seller may be entitled to keep the earnest money as compensation for the failed transaction. Earnest money helps protect sellers from frivolous offers and provides assurance to both parties of the buyer's commitment to the purchase.
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