Marketing Your Home

How we sell a house in Vernon County

You want the most money in the least time. So do we — we don’t get paid until you do. Here’s what actually happens when you list with Curtis & Sons.

Getting it ready

Before the first photo, one of our agents walks the house with you and tells you plainly what to fix, what to move, and what to leave alone. Most of it costs nothing. The goal is that a buyer walks in and can't find a reason to leave.

Everywhere buyers look

Your listing goes on our own site, Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia and every brokerage site fed by the Heartland MLS — the same day. Most buyers in this market find their house on a phone before they ever call an agent, so that's where we put it.

Professional photos

Photos sell houses, and bad ones kill showings. Every listing gets professional photography, and where it helps — farms, acreage, anything with a view — we fly a drone.

Facebook

Every new listing goes on our Facebook page, which reaches more people in Vernon County than any ad we could buy — and we answer messages there nights and weekends, not just office hours.

3D virtual tour

On most homes we shoot a Matterport 3D tour, so a buyer in Kansas City or Tulsa can walk every room from their couch and show up to the showing already sold.

In the paper

We're one of the few offices that still runs a weekly ad in the Nevada Daily Mail, because plenty of the people buying here still read it. Your home goes in it.

Open houses and our Tuesday tour

We hold open houses when they make sense for your house and your schedule. And every Tuesday our whole office tours our new listings together, so every agent here who talks to a buyer has walked through your home in person, not just seen it on a screen.

MLS

Your home goes in the Heartland MLS the day it's ready. That puts it in front of every licensed agent and every buyer they represent, across southwest Missouri and southeast Kansas.