Seller guide

Your showings

Why every showing counts, how access works, and a quick checklist to get show-ready.

Why every showing counts

Get every buyer through the door

Messy is better than “no”We know you live there. A buyer can look past a few toys or an unmade bed, but they can't buy a house they aren't allowed to see.
You may get one shotMany buyers come from out of the area. Ask them to come back another time and they often move on to the next home.
Don't be homeWhen the seller is there, the buyer feels like a guest instead of a future owner.
Cameras & alarmsActive interior cameras make buyers rush through, so turn them off for showings. Don't set the alarm; agents struggle with unfamiliar panels.

Access & safety

Lockbox, keys & visitors

The Supra lockboxOnly licensed Georgia agents can open it, with an app and PIN that's checked daily against the Real Estate Commission. Bring it inside while you're home if you like, as long as it's back outside before every showing.
Storm door unlockedAgents with the key to the main door often get locked out by a storm door.
No unscheduled visitorsIf a stranger knocks asking to see the home, don't let them in. Point to the yard sign and ask them to call our office.
Showing windowsShowings are booked in 30 or 60 minute windows. That's the arrival time, not how long buyers will stay.

For our clients

Before every showing

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Showings, handled.

When you list with Georgia Move, we schedule every showing with license-verified agents, screen buyers before they come in, and share feedback after every visit.

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We're real estate agents, not attorneys. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Laws change and every situation is different, so always consult an attorney about your specific situation. Attorneys you can contact: Weissman PC · Blasingame, Burch, Garrard & Ashley, P.C.