Not sure how to get your house ready to sell? We outlined a few considerations to make before listing your home so that you can feel prepared for buyers and offers.

In Illinois, most standard form residential real estate contracts contain an “attorney review” clause. Typically, a buyer makes a written offer by submitting the contract with proposed terms to the seller. To assist sellers in understanding the attorney review period, we unpacked what the process looks like.

When the closing date approaches, there are a few items the seller must consider. We rounded up a guide that walks the seller through the process of closing the sale of their property and starting a new chapter.

Now that you've listed your home and understand the Attorney Review Period, we made sure to answer frequently asked questions sellers often have when trying to close a deal.