This short video from realtor.com gives great facts, we totally agree with.
4 Reasons To Sell Your Home in the Winter
1. Low inventory = less competition.
The general consensus of sellers was like you before you read this blog thinking that winter would be a bad time. That's great for you! They won't list their home, but you will and won't have to compete. 2. Show off your preparedness. Highlight all your winter features - fireplace, double pane windows, how recently your furnace was serviced. 3. Serious buyers brave the elements for their dream home. Spring and summer people are out and about and the market is saturated. People like to window shop. In the winter, buyer's are more serious when they brave the elements to see your home. 4. Grab movers and upgraders. What happens in the beginning of the new year? Financial bonuses and corporate relocations. There's a good chance you can snag buyer's looking for a home to buy fast.
Planning to sell in the spring? Don't wait LIST NOW while winter is still here.
Now $143,900! We'll be holding this beautifully-remodeled home open this Sunday, Sept. 10, from 1 to 3 p.m. We'd love to see your buyers through for another look!  7628 Lindsay Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46214 Beautiful 1,626 square foot brick ranch on .27 acres with fenced yard. Remodeled kitchen boasts custom cabinets with soft close drawers, tiled floor, stainless appliances, pantry and breakfast bar that seats 6. Kitchen opens into spacious family room with gorgeous REAL hardwood floors, brick gas fireplace and built-ins. Living room with hardwoods and built-ins makes a great flex space for den/play/dining room. Master bedroom offers 2 closets and hardwoods under carpet + updated bath. Oversized bedrooms 2 and 3 with hardwoods. Garage with storage area and attic storage. NEW roof 2017. Move in and enjoy! Exterior, Garage & Mechanical
Family Room
Laundry Room
Half-Bath Updates 2006
Master-Bath Updates 2006
Kitchen Updates 2006
Living Room
Master Bedroom Updates 2006
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