Get your home ready to sell.

Organize what you know, see what to check, and leave with a plan you can use when you are ready.

Build my selling plan See the prep checklist

Start with your home

Begin with a few details. You can leave anything uncertain blank.

City or ZIPFor privacy, do not enter a street address.TimingProperty type

Add rooms, size, and year builtOptional details for a fuller home summary

BedroomsBathroomsFinished square feetEnter finished interior area only.Source for square feetYear built

Add the details that make your home distinct

Include physical features and updates you can support. Flagged wording stays out of the listing copy until you revise it.

Add home highlights and updatesOptional details for your listing copy

Verified features

Physical featuresSeparate features with commas. Avoid opinions and buyer profiles.

Updates and dates

UpdatesYear or yearsMatch each year to an update before publishing.What supports these updates?This note stays in your plan and does not enter the listing copy.

Parking and outdoor space

Parking typeParking spacesOutdoor detailsLot size in acresUse a parcel record or survey and confirm the unit.

What stays

Items expected to remainConfirm included and excluded items in the final written agreement.Neutral access or proximity factUse a named place, a measured distance, and a source. Do not rate a neighborhood.

Check before you publish

A final review helps keep the description specific, accurate, and neutral.

Confirm measurements and sourcesRemove audience focused wordingVerify dates, permits, warranties, and included itemsHave your agent review MLS limits and local requirements

Want a second set of eyes?

Copy your listing copy first. Your plan stays in this browser when you choose to ask Becca for help.

Ask about my listing plan

What to organize first

Use these rows as a private working list. Notes save only in this browser and do not become part of the listing copy.

Property facts

Check public records, measurements, room counts, parcel details, and system ages.

Repairs and improvements

Gather dates, receipts, permits, warranties, manuals, and service records you have.

Photos and showing readiness

List cleaning, decluttering, repair, privacy, pet, and scheduling decisions to discuss.

Questions for your listing plan

Write down pricing, timing, marketing, showing, offer, and move questions for your agent.

This tool does not estimate value, recommend a price, or provide legal, tax, lending, disclosure, permit, or title advice.

Seller services

Why start your home sale with a plan?

A selling plan keeps your property details, records, and questions in one place. The listing description preview uses only the facts you enter and shows where a source or final review is still needed.

Housing advertising should describe the property without expressing a preference for who should live there. Review the official HUD fair housing guidance and ask your real estate professional to check local requirements and the final MLS version.

Home selling planner questions

What does this home selling planner include?

It organizes the home details you enter, shows records and claims to check, creates listing copy for review, and gives you a printable preparation checklist.

Is this a home valuation or pricing tool?

No. The planner does not estimate value, compare sales, or recommend a listing price. It organizes the details you enter and questions to discuss with an agent.

Does the planner send my property information?

No. Entries are saved only in local browser storage on the device you are using. The planner has no submit action and does not ask for a name, email address, phone number, or street address.

Can I create a listing description without MLS access?

Yes. You can preview listing copy from the property details you enter without MLS access. An agent should still review the final copy, MLS field limits, and local requirements before publication.

What should I verify before publishing a property description?

Confirm room counts, measurements and sources, dates, permits, warranties, included items, neutral wording, and any location or proximity statement. Remove anything you cannot support.