1. Hire a real estate broker who will provide virtual tour technology
2. Price 10% below comps in your market 
3. List "as is; no contingencies"
4. Hire an attorney to draft a real estate contract that includes the "as is; no contingencies" terms before you even get a buyer
5. Use a "time of the essence" closing date in your contract
6. Take a significant deposit (i.e., at least 10%) on contract signing
7. Set liquidated damages in the amount of the deposit plus reasonable attorneys' fees and costs in enforcing the contract (i.e., liquidated damages are set damages in case of breach of contract) 
8. Start emptying the house the moment that the contract is signed by the buyer
9. Be available for any access needs of the buyer
10. Be nice and courteous to your representatives and the buyer's representatives so that they prioritize your deal

-or- sell to an ibuyer platform and avoid all 10 steps.

More tips in our book, "10 Strategies to Purchase Property Post-Pandemic: The Ultimate Guide to Real Estate Investing". 

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