Price it right.
Sell with confidence.
Northern Vermont sellers need an agent who understands the local market, communicates honestly, and executes without drama.
Get a Free Market AnalysisWhat selling with Igor Real Estate actually looks like.
Strategic Pricing
We use current sold data from PrimeMLS to price your property where it sells fast and maximizes your return. Not so high it sits. Not so low it leaves money behind.
Honest Assessment
We will tell you what buyers will notice before they do. Preparation and presentation matter more than most sellers realize, and we are direct about what moves the needle.
Market Exposure
MLS listing, professional photography, and targeted promotion reach serious buyers in Vermont and beyond, including out-of-state buyers relocating to the region.
Transaction Management
From accepted offer to closing day, we coordinate inspections, appraisals, attorney reviews, and all the logistics in between so nothing falls through the cracks.
Vermont Disclosure Guidance
Vermont has specific seller disclosure requirements. We walk you through every one so you are fully protected and buyers have the information they need.
Local Network
Years in the northern Vermont market means we know the lenders, attorneys, and inspectors who will get your deal to the finish line without unnecessary delays.
A track record in northern Vermont.
Past sales data sourced from PrimeMLS. Sale-to-list ratios reflect final list price.
What Vermont sellers need to know.
Mandatory Seller Disclosure
Vermont requires sellers to complete a Property Transfer Disclosure form covering known defects, hazards, and material facts about the property. We walk through every question with you.
Property Transfer Tax
Vermont imposes a property transfer tax on real estate transactions. Rates and exemptions vary based on buyer classification and property type. Your attorney will handle the mechanics but we flag the implications early.
Current Use (Act 68)
Properties enrolled in Vermont's Use Value Appraisal program have specific disclosure and withdrawal implications for buyers. We make sure this is communicated clearly at the outset.
Lead Paint Disclosure
For homes built before 1978, federal law requires sellers to disclose known lead-based paint hazards and provide buyers with an EPA-approved information pamphlet and a 10-day inspection window.
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market analysis?
Tell us about your property and your goals. We will pull the comparable sales, give you an honest pricing range, and explain the local market conditions that affect your timeline.