Published by NestEdge Realty. This is a practical guide, not an independent agent ranking or a guarantee of results.
A service brief helps an agent prepare a proposal for your actual Chappaqua home. It also makes proposals easier to compare. Matthew Gluck at NestEdge Realty is a contact for discussing the assignment; this guide does not establish a commission rate.
Describe the starting conditions
Include your preferred timing, occupancy, access constraints and known preparation needs. Identify available property records and unanswered questions. Explain which dates are preferences and which relate to other commitments.
Request specific deliverables
Ask for the work proposed for pricing analysis, preparation advice, photography, distribution, showings and offer review. Clarify who performs each task and which services require separate providers. A service label alone may leave important responsibilities undefined.
Clarify costs and approvals
Request the compensation calculation, payment circumstances and separate charges in writing. Ask how optional spending or changes are approved. Have your attorney review unclear terms before deciding on the arrangement.
Keep the final brief and proposal together so you can refer to agreed responsibilities during the listing. For a comparison framework, read Chappaqua listing fees and deliverables. Neither a fee level nor a marketing plan guarantees price or speed.