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Get your home ready to sell, one step at a time

Decide whether to sell, prioritize repairs, think through financing and taxes with your accountant, and get ready to list, with AI helpers that walk you through each step.

Homeowner walking through their living room preparing to sell

What you can do

  1. 1

    Decide whether to sell

    Look at your equity (what your home is worth minus what you owe), your local market, and timing before you commit to listing.

  2. 2

    Prep the home

    Focus on the repairs, styling, and yard work that help your home show better, and skip the busywork.

  3. 3

    Money and tax questions

    Understand your options, from a home equity line of credit (HELOC) to short-term bridge loans and the tax on your profit, so you know what to ask your accountant.

  4. 4

    Get ready to list

    Pull together recent nearby sale prices, the disclosures you’re required to give buyers (known problems, past repairs), and a checklist before your listing goes live.

  5. 5

    Write the listing

    Improve your description, tags, and photo order so buyers get it at a glance.

Remodeling before you sell

  • Remodel payback

    Compare what each improvement is likely to pay back before you spend.

  • Contractor vetting

    Compare bids and check track records.

  • Renovation budget

    Build a budget with money set aside for surprises and clear priorities.

The real feel of a home, not just the numbers

Most listings stop at beds, baths, and recent nearby sale prices. Realestory also captures what a home is really like to live in, the day-to-day details that shape how it feels, so its helpers have more to work with.

  • Light, noise, privacy, and accessibility
  • Upkeep and what the neighborhood is like
  • Details you pick while getting ready to sell
  • Results you can edit or reject, and nothing is final until you say so
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Realestory is a technology platform, not a real estate brokerage, lender, appraiser, or law firm. What the helpers produce is for information and education only and is not financial, tax, legal, or investment advice. Always talk to a licensed professional before making a real estate, financial, or legal decision. You review and approve every result before anything is finalized.

Start with a helper, not a blank chat box

Pick a helper, add your details, and review what it produces. Free to start, no credit card required.