Dreaming of dollars when what's needed is more sense
By Dian Hymer
Hot real estate markets can mean high home prices, and that's great for home sellers. But all sellers will not benefit equally. Also, extreme markets can be risky.

Before you buy or sell: a thorough going-over
Allison B. Cohen
A home inspector is a well-known resource, while landscape and geology experts can zero in on possible problem areas.

So much more open
By Robin Abcarian
By appointment only? Not anymore. High-end owners let wannabe buyers saunter through on Sunday afternoons, whether they're looking for a $5-million deal -- or just looking.

• Add bath or garage? Website will calculate value
• For a Smooth Sale, Think Like the Buyer
• Quick Cosmetic Touch-Ups Increase Home's Face Value
• Sites Unseen
• When in Doubt, DISCLOSE
• Make Your Home Look Spacious for Showings
• A Bit of Caution Amid the Frenzy
• How Sellers Can Be Ready in a Hot Housing Market
• Home Seller's Four-Step Checklist Pays Dividends
• Dressed to Sell
• When a listing agent disappoints
• Finding the Right Agent Means Asking the Right Questions
• How to Help Your Agent
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