Sell your El Paso home for what it's worth.
You get a written price range built from what homes like yours actually sold for, and an estimate of what you'd walk away with, before you decide anything. No listing agreement to find out.
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Step 1 of 2
A CMA is an opinion of value for marketing purposes, not a formal appraisal.
What happens next
- You share your address and your timeline.
- You get a written CMA and an estimate of what you'd net, so you know your number before you list.
- If the number works, we plan pricing, prep and marketing. If it doesn't, you keep the report.
- Open 7 days a week
- TREC #824509
- GEPAR Member
- Fort Bliss PCS and VA loans
What sellers say
5.0on Google“Selling my home with Ximena was my best experience. Easy, stress free and fast. Thank you for your professionalism”Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to sell a home in El Paso?
Selling a home in El Paso usually costs the agents' commissions plus closing costs, often 7% to 10% of the sale price all in. The exact figure depends on what we agree on and what you negotiate with the buyer. You get a net estimate before you list, so closing day holds no surprises.
How do you price my home?
I price your home with a Comparative Market Analysis built from recent closed sales of homes like yours nearby, adjusted for size, condition, lot and upgrades. I walk you through every comparable, and if the data says less than you hoped, I tell you.
How long will it take to sell?
How long your home takes to sell depends on your area, your price and what else is for sale right now. You get an honest read for your street instead of a best case. Once you accept an offer, most sales with a financed buyer close in 30 to 45 days.
Do I need to fix things before I list?
You don't always need to fix things before you list. We walk your home together and you get a short list of what is worth doing and what to skip. Fresh paint, decluttering and a deep clean usually pay back the most.