1. What’s the current housing market like in Auburn, AL?
Auburn's real estate market is active, especially during spring and summer. Inventory can be tight, but new listings and developments are growing. Whether you’re buying or selling, it’s smart to act strategically with a local expert who knows the trends.
2. How do I know what my home is worth?
The best way is to request a free home valuation. I’ll review recent comparable sales, your home’s condition, and local market conditions to give you an accurate estimate - not just an online guess.
For a quick, no-obligation valuation of your home, check out: https://gregsellsauburn.com/evaluation
3. Is now a good time to buy a home in Auburn?
That depends on your goals, but with interest rates fluctuating and inventory rising, now can be a great time - especially if you plan to stay long-term or invest near Auburn University.
4. What should I do to get my house ready to sell?
Start by decluttering, touching up paint, and making minor repairs. I also offer free pre-listing consultations to help you prioritize improvements and maximize appeal.
5. How long does it take to buy or sell a home?
Most buyers close in 30–45 days after contract. For sellers, the timeline varies based on pricing, prep, and market demand - but homes priced right in Auburn often go under contract quickly.
6. Can you help with student or investment properties near Auburn University?
Absolutely! I specialize in student housing and investment-friendly condos and duplexes. I can help you identify properties with good cash flow and long-term potential.
For a great guide to many of Auburn's student condo properties, check out my list here: https://gregsellsauburn.com/auburn-student-living
7. Do I need to get pre-approved before looking at homes?
I strongly encourage you to - it's one of the best first steps. A pre-approval shows sellers you’re serious and helps you shop confidently within your price range. And you won't be surprised by your monthly budget and closing costs when you find the perfect home.
8. What are typical closing costs in Alabama?
For buyers, closing costs usually range from 2–6% of the purchase price. Sellers costs are less, usually only paying some title work fees and wood infestation report fees. I’ll walk you through what to expect and where you might save.
9. Do you work with first-time home buyers?
All the time! I love helping first-time buyers understand the process, from mortgage prep to moving day. No question is too small - seriously, ask away.
10. Why should I work with you instead of listing or buying on my own?
Because this isn’t just a transaction—it’s one of the biggest decisions of your life. I bring local insight, tough negotiation skills, and a full-time commitment to helping you succeed with less stress and better results.
To view my list of the Top 10 Questions to ask when interviewing a Realtor, check out https://gregsellsauburn.com/top-10-questions-home-buyers-need-to-ask
All You Need To Know About Buying in Auburn & Opelika
What’s the current housing market like in Auburn, AL?
Auburn's real estate market is active, especially during spring and summer. Inventory can be tight, but new listings and developments are growing. Whether you’re buying or selling, it’s smart to act strategically with a local expert who knows the trends.
Can you help with student or investment properties near Auburn University?
Do I need to get pre-approved before looking at homes?
What are typical closing costs in Alabama?
Do you work with first-time home buyers?
How long does it take to buy or sell a home?
All You Need To Know About Selling in Auburn & Opelika
How do I know what my home is worth?
The best way is to request a free home valuation. I’ll review recent comparable sales, your home’s condition, and local market conditions to give you an accurate estimate - not just an online guess.
For a quick, no-obligation valuation of your home, check out: https://gregsellsauburn.com/evaluation
What should I do to get my house ready to sell?
Why should I work with you instead of listing or buying on my own?