FREE Seller Readiness Quiz

The questions

Twelve quick questions about your house, your timing and your budget. Your full answer appears right here on the page the moment you finish — nothing to wait for. It tells you whether this is a sale you could run yourself, one worth a conversation with an agent, or one that is not ready yet.

1. Where is the house?
2. When would you like to be moved out?
3. What is pushing the move?
4. Do you know where you are going next?
5. Are you buying as well as selling?
6. Who is living in it now?
7. Is there a repair you already know a buyer will raise?
8. Could the house be shown this week?
9. Do you know what you still owe on it?
10. Have you sold a house before?
11. Is anyone representing you yet?
12. Selling it yourself means fielding the calls, booking the showings and holding a contract to its dates. How does that sound?

What it can tell you

Every answer this check gives, in full — one of them is yours once you have answered. Nothing here is held back for a sign-up.

1. Not yet — and nothing here needs money

   You are closer to thinking than to selling, and that is a fine place to be. The two things worth doing now are free: read Tennessee’s seller disclosure form so nothing in it surprises you later, and start a list of what a buyer would raise. Come back to this when a date appears.

2. Ready — and you could run this yourself

   Timing, condition and temperament all point the same way: this is a sale you could run. The toolbox is free and it is real — a listing page, the disclosure forms, comparable sales, and a yard-sign QR code you can change after it is printed. Use Shawn if you want a second pair of eyes, not because you need permission.

3. Ready — and worth a conversation

   You are ready. What is left is the part where representation earns its keep — sequencing the disclosure, a recommended listing price from real comparable sales, and negotiating with somebody who does this weekly. Doing it yourself is still on the table and the toolbox is still free.