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The Farmington seller walkthrough — with your price estimate first
Every sale Doc runs in Farmington follows the same sequence: a starting range, a hand-picked comp review, an in-person walkthrough of your home, prep that pays for itself, a price set against live competition, and a managed path to closing. Here is each step, starting with your number.
Start with your price estimate
Ballpark in 30 seconds
What is my home worth?
Address, size, bedrooms, city. That is enough for a starting range — Doc tightens it with live comps.
This is an automated estimate expressed as a range, not an appraisal or a guarantee of sale price. It is based on public and market data available on the date shown and does not account for interior condition, upgrades, or current buyer demand. Live comparable sales and an in-person review by Dr. Haws are required before setting a list price.
The walkthrough, step by step
Step 1 — The 60-second range
Start with the estimator below. Four fields give you a working bracket for your Farmington home. It is deliberately a bracket: Farmington's bench, historic core and west side price differently, and no form knows which one your home sits in.
Step 2 — The comp review
Doc rebuilds the range against homes on similar grade, view corridor and era of construction — usually a handful of sales, not a radius search. This is the step where a bench view lot separates from a west-side townhome at the same square footage.
Step 3 — The walkthrough visit
Doc walks the home with you, room by room. He notes what buyers in your pocket pay for, what they forgive, and which fixes return more than they cost. You leave with a written prep list ranked by payback, not a generic staging checklist.
Step 4 — Prep and photography
Only the items that clear the payback line get done. Then photography, floor plan and copy matched to the buyer pool your home is actually for — bench buyers read lot and view; west-side buyers compare finish level across developments.
Step 5 — Pricing week
The list price is set against live competition the week you go to market, not the comps from the month before. Farmington buyers comparison-shop fast; the first week of showings is the market's verdict, and it is mostly decided before the sign goes up.
Step 6 — Offers and negotiation
Offers get compared on more than price: financing strength, timelines, contingencies and what each buyer is likely to do at inspection. Doc negotiates from the evidence gathered in steps 2 and 5.
Step 7 — Under contract to closing
Inspection response, appraisal, buyer loan milestones and the closing calendar are managed by Doc directly. You get told what each request means for your net before you agree to anything.
Keep reading
Want the strategy behind the steps? Read how a Farmington sale actually goes. Not sure where your home fits in the city? The neighborhood guide covers each pocket's market.
Still choosing who to list with? Why sellers choose Dr. Haws lays out the verifiable record, and the blog covers Farmington pricing in detail.
Curious what buyers will compare you against? See homes for sale in Farmington.
Book your walkthrough with Doc
Tell Dr. David R. Haws the street and your timing. He replies personally to schedule the walkthrough and share the comps he would use for your home.
Market figures are informational only, are sourced and dated where shown, and are not a forecast or a guarantee of future results.