What to bring to your Reseda listing consultation
A useful first meeting starts with your goals, a few property details, and the questions you want answered.
Sellers · By Fredy Gonzalez · October 11, 2026
Start with your moving plans
Write down your ideal moving date and what needs to happen before you leave. You might be relocating, buying another home, or deciding whether a move makes sense at all. Tell Fredy which decisions are already made and which are still open. That helps the conversation focus on the choices that matter to you.
Make a simple property history
Gather a list of updates and repairs, with approximate dates if you know them. Note the improvements you have completed and any work you are considering. If you have records or warranties, keep them organized for later review. You do not need a polished presentation; a clear list is a useful start.
Be ready to discuss condition
Point out the concerns you already know about, including projects you would prefer not to take on. A dated room, a maintenance item, and a larger repair need can affect the preparation conversation in different ways. A walkthrough helps Fredy understand what buyers will see and what questions need further investigation.
Ask how the price will be supported
Ask which comparable properties Fredy would review and how differences in condition, size, and location will be considered. Discuss the current competition and how the suggested asking price fits your timeline. A proposed price is a strategy to evaluate, rather than a guarantee of the final outcome.
Review the marketing and communication plan
Ask how photography, property details, showing access, and digital promotion would fit together. Discuss how you will receive updates and how buyer feedback will be reviewed. Agree on the next practical step before the meeting ends, such as gathering information or comparing preparation options.
Leave room for your own questions
Bring the questions that are keeping you from moving forward. You may want to compare selling in the current condition with selected improvements, discuss estimated proceeds, or think through the next home. Start with a conversation before committing to projects or choosing a listing date.
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