Recent Sellers

Jacqueline Walker with seller Stanley I. after the close of his condo.

Stanley I.

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Jacqueline Walker with seller Crystal T. celebrating a sold listing.

Crystal T.

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Jacqueline Walker with seller Justin H. holding a sold sign.

Justin H.

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For Sellers

The truth, not a dream.

Selling can feel stressful. This is where I come in — with guidance to lighten the load.

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Get a starting number right now.

This tool pulls public and MLS-based data for an automated estimate — a useful starting point. For a value range that accounts for your home's actual condition and updates, use the form below.

What's My Home Worth?

An honest valuation, from an honest agent.

Most online estimators are wrong because they don't know your home. I'll review your property, look at the real comps in your neighborhood right now, and send you a clear-eyed value range within 48 hours.

  • A real number, not an algorithm guess
  • Comparable sales from the last 90 days
  • What buyers are actually paying in your zip code
  • Where your home likely sits in today's market

No spam. A real conversation about your home's value.

Selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make. You shouldn't have to figure it out alone.

I'll handle the parts that overwhelm most sellers — the pricing, the prep, the marketing, the negotiation, the surprises. You stay focused on the next chapter. I stay focused on the work.

A Tool, Not a Pitch

Estimate your net proceeds.

A quick estimate of what you'd actually take home from a sale, after the mortgage and the major closing costs.

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Estimated Net Proceeds

Sale Price$500,000
Primary Mortgage Payoff$280,000
Estimated Selling Costs$40,000
GA Transfer Tax$500
Property Tax Prorations$2,000
You Receive $177,500

Estimate only. Actual costs vary by lender, attorney, HOA payoff, contract terms, and other factors. Reach out for a complete net sheet customized to your home.

What's Included in Selling Costs

Typical fees rolled into a Georgia closing.

A standard Georgia residential closing involves several professional services and recording fees. Most are paid from the sale proceeds at closing — you rarely write a check at the table.

  • Real estate brokerage compensation — negotiable and determined by the agreements and terms of each transaction
  • Closing attorney fees — title work, document prep, signing
  • Title insurance — owner's policy and lender's policy
  • HOA transfer fees — if your property has an association
  • Recording fees — county filing of the deed
  • Pro-rated property taxes — your share of the year's taxes through closing date
  • Final utility readings — water, gas, electric reconciliation
  • Possible repair credits — if negotiated from inspection

Recent Reviews

From clients who chose deliberately.

Jacqueline Walker with seller Crystal T. celebrating a sold listing.

"She fought for my best interests, anticipated issues before they became problems, and made what could have been an overwhelming experience feel manageable and even exciting. Jacqueline is more than a realtor — she is a lifelong friend."

Crystal T. · via Google · Local Guide

Worth Knowing

Two things most sellers don't realize.

I'll walk you through both when we talk. If you want a head start, the articles are here.

The exemption most sellers miss.

Some homeowners may qualify to exclude up to $250,000 of gain from the sale of a primary residence, or up to $500,000 for certain married couples filing jointly, subject to IRS eligibility requirements. Consult a qualified tax professional about your specific situation.

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The one call that prevents wire fraud.

The most common real estate scam happens to sellers at closing. One call protects what you've earned.

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When you're ready, I'm here.

You don't have to know the timeline. You don't have to have all the answers. Just send a note.

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