Homes that are priced right, prepared well and marketed hard are selling in about four weeks around Pittsburgh. Our free seller’s guide shows you how we do all three, and what to expect from Pennsylvania’s disclosure rules and closing costs.
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How to price, prepare and market your home for top dollar, with a prep checklist, Pennsylvania disclosure rules and a sample net sheet. Enter your name and email and the PDF is ready right away.
What’s inside
- Our eight-step selling process
- How we price with West Penn Multi-List data
- An inside-and-out prep checklist
- EZ Media marketing: photography, 3D tours, drone and virtual staging
- Pennsylvania seller disclosures, municipal certificates and transfer tax
- A sample seller net sheet
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Frequently asked questions
What are typical seller closing costs in Pennsylvania?
Common costs include the real estate commission set in your listing agreement, your share of realty transfer tax (often 1% in most suburbs or 2.5% in the City of Pittsburgh), prorated property taxes, settlement fees, and any municipal resale inspection repairs. The guide includes a sample net sheet.
Do I have to fill out a seller disclosure in Pennsylvania?
Most sellers must give buyers a written Seller's Property Disclosure Statement of known material defects before an agreement of sale is signed.
Does my municipality require an inspection before I sell?
Some do. Certain municipalities require a resale or occupancy inspection, and some require sewer lateral testing, before a home can transfer. We confirm the rules for your address and help you schedule early.
How do you decide my list price?
We analyze recent West Penn Multi-List sales, active and pending competition, your home's condition and updates, and buyer demand, then recommend a pricing strategy in a free written market analysis.
How fast are homes selling around Pittsburgh?
Single-family homes in our service areas had a median of about 26 days on market over the 12 months through October 2026.
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