Selling Later: Giving consumers time and transparency in real estate

I created Selling Later based on my own experience of having to time building a new home with selling my existing home. It shouldn't have to be so hard and so expensive. When the average home seller knows five to ten months in advance that they want to sell, they should be able to spend those months connecting with future buyers instead of waiting to list. Especially when most buyers can spend up to a year searching for their next home. While I originally made this platform to give you, the consumer, more time, it wasn't until four months post-launch that everything changed for Selling Later. I attended a real estate agent conference that let me, the naive consumer, see what happens behind the scenes in the real estate industry. I didn't know about the massive amount of lead generation platforms that make billions off of unsuspecting consumers. I didn't know that I could have asked for a rebate from my buyer's agent. I didn't know that I could negotiate with our listing agent. I didn't know that some states do not require a home inspector to have a license. Most importantly, I didn't know how much everyone in this industry profits from kickbacks and referrals. Selling Later's mission is now to not only give you more time to connect and sell, but also to educate and empower you to make real estate work better for consumers. After all, without sellers and buyers, the real estate industry would collapse. So let's make it work better for the people that matter the most; sellers and buyers. And while we are at it, why not highlight and support some great nonprofits along the way that are helping to make the communities that we live in a better place.