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Selling in Plainfield · Will and Kendall Counties

In Plainfield, your neighbors may be your competition.

Much of Plainfield was built in subdivisions where many homes share similar floor plans. When a buyer can tour three versions of your house in one afternoon, the one that's priced right, looks best in photos and feels best in person wins.

My job is to make sure yours is that one, without spending money on projects buyers won't reward.

What's my Plainfield home worth? Let's chat

What Plainfield sellers should know

LocationPlainfield has a historic downtown along the DuPage River, with Route 59, Route 30 and I-55 nearby.
Similar homesWith similar floor plans close by, small differences like updates, condition and the lot do a lot of the work in pricing.
Two countiesMost of Plainfield is in Will County and some is in Kendall. Your county affects your taxes and the proration at closing.

How I'd sell your Plainfield home

A plan before anything else

We talk about your timing, what you want out of the sale and what buyers in your area are looking for right now.

Prep that pays

I give you a short prep list sized to how much you want to do, whether that's nothing, a little or a lot, and who you'd hire. No overwhelming to-do list.

Photos at the right moment

Professional photography and video, planned around the season and the light, sometimes months before you list.

Pricing on real comparisons

Your price comes from the closest real sales and current competition, not an online estimate.

Weekly updates

Showing feedback, new competition and nearby sales, every week until we close.

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Questions sellers ask

How long does it take to get my home on the market?

It depends mostly on photography and prep. Professional photos usually take 24 to 48 hours to come back, and the listing goes live once we have them. For some sellers that's a few days after signing; for others it's a few weeks while we get the house ready.

Do I need a real estate attorney in Illinois?

Yes. In Illinois, attorneys handle the contract review and the closing. After a contract is signed there's an attorney review period, usually five business days. I recommend choosing your attorney before an offer comes in.

Why do I give the buyer a tax credit at closing?

Illinois property taxes are paid a year behind, so at closing the seller credits the buyer for taxes owed for the time the seller owned the home. Your attorney calculates the exact amount; I can estimate it for you up front.

Will I know what's happening once my home is listed?

Every week I send my sellers an update with showing feedback and what's happening in the market around them: new listings, sales and price changes nearby.

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Jen Fay, Licensed Realtor, RE/MAX Premier · 440 W. Boughton Rd, Ste. 102, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 · Equal Housing Opportunity. Information is general and not legal or tax advice; confirm details with your attorney.