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Selling your home in Dexter
A price based on real sales, a paid social media campaign, and a clear plan from your first meeting to closing day.
Selling your home in Dexter starts with which Dexter you're in
Selling your home in Dexter starts with a simple question: is your home on one of the older sidewalk streets near downtown, or in one of the more spread-out neighborhoods beyond it? Those are two different kinds of homes, and they appeal to two different kinds of buyers.
I lived in Dexter for 14 years, so I know both sides of town. I'll compare your home with the Dexter sales that truly match it, and we'll price your home together with the numbers in front of us.
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Why Dexter sellers work with me
Every home I list gets professional photos, video, and drone footage, its own property website, a paid social media campaign for its first two weeks on the market, and Just Listed postcards to your neighbors. From listing day to closing, I keep a checklist, and you hear the next step from me before you ask.
For a Dexter home, the campaign matters for a simple reason. Some buyers who would love Dexter are searching in Ann Arbor, just 10 to 20 minutes east. The ads reach buyers in and around the Ann Arbor area, so your home gets in front of people who may not have thought about Dexter yet. Read how it works in how my campaign reaches more buyers.
Showing buyers what Dexter offers
If your home is near downtown, buyers are paying for the walk. The video and drone footage show how close you are to the restaurants, the park and gazebo, and the trail. A buyer picturing summer Friday nights of live music downtown needs to see that it's a short walk away.
If your home is in a more spread-out neighborhood, buyers are paying for room. Drone footage shows the lot, the space between homes, and the setting in a way ground photos can't.
Either way, the listing description gives clear, accurate facts so the buyer can imagine themselves in the home.
What to expect when you sell in Dexter
- We walk through your home and talk about your timing and your next move.
- We price your home together from nearby Dexter sales, the homes you'd compete with, and the ones that didn't sell.
- You get the house ready, and I tell you which small fixes are worth it.
- We launch with photos, video, drone, the property website, the ads, and postcards all at once.
- We review offers together, and I tell you what I recommend.
- I run the checklist to closing, so nothing is missed.
Ready to sell in Dexter?
If you're thinking about selling your home in Dexter, call me or send a note. Start with what your Dexter home is worth, read my guide to Dexter neighborhoods, or compare selling in Chelsea and selling in Ann Arbor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will buyers from Ann Arbor see my Dexter home?
Yes. The paid social media campaign reaches buyers in and around the Ann Arbor area, which is just 10 to 20 minutes east.
How do you price a Dexter home?
From the Dexter homes that sold nearby, especially homes on the same side of town as yours. A home near downtown and one in a spread-out neighborhood compare against different sales. We set the price together.
Do you know Dexter well?
I lived in Dexter for 14 years, so I know both the older streets near downtown and the neighborhoods beyond it.
Dexter
What selling your home looks like in Dexter
A small town just west of Ann Arbor, with older homes near a busy downtown and more spread-out neighborhoods beyond.
- The homes
- Older homes on sidewalk streets near downtown, and more spread-out neighborhoods beyond it.
- Why people choose it
- A small town with a busy downtown, a park and gazebo for community events, a winter skating rink, live music on summer Friday nights, and festivals through the year.
- Getting around
- About 10 to 20 minutes west of Ann Arbor, with the freeway close by. Several access points to the Border-to-Border Trail start downtown.
- Nearby
- Downtown restaurants with outdoor seating in summer, the park and gazebo, the Border-to-Border Trail, and Hudson Mills Metropark on the Huron River.
- The trade-off
- Neighborhoods are more spread out than in Ann Arbor.
The method
How we do it in Dexter
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