“What supports your price?”
Ask for recent nearby sales and the homes buyers can choose instead. I’ll explain what I’d list your home at, and why—not just tell you a number you want to hear.
(608) 732-2564Jeremy Fishnick · Lancaster, Wisconsin real estate agent
You don’t need the biggest pitch. You need a plan that makes sense.
What could your home sell for? What’s worth fixing? What would you keep after the sale? You deserve clear answers before you choose an agent.
I’m Jeremy Fishnick. I’m a Wisconsin real estate agent and licensed home inspector with Fishnick Realty Advisors, brokered by LPT Realty. We’ll look at your house, compare your choices, and build the plan together.
See My Home’s Value →Still figuring it out? That’s fine. Start with a number, not a commitment.
Brokered by LPT Realty
Ask to see the work behind the promise.
A high suggested price sounds good. The better question is: how will the agent help you get there? Use these four questions with me—or anyone you interview.
“What’s the launch plan?”
Ask what happens before the listing goes live. We’ll plan the prep, photos, 3D scan, marketing, and showing schedule in writing.
“What help am I getting?”
Ask what’s included and what costs extra. We’ll compare three service levels and the help your situation needs, from listing prep to cleanout and moving coordination.
“What if it isn’t working?”
Ask about updates, changes to the plan, and cancellation terms before signing. Read my Satisfaction Guarantee and its buyer exception.
The plan, in practice
A better price is only part of a better sale.
A Platteville seller wanted a strong price. We chose a launch designed to bring buyers through together. The home sold above what the sellers had been aiming for, without an inspection contingency or a buyer’s home-sale contingency.
That’s one sale, not a promise about yours. The lesson is to compare the price and the terms.
“In days of listing, their target marketing and long reach brought in multiple buyers with competitive offers.”Emre B. · Platteville seller · Google reviewRead more client experiences →
More than putting a home online
Let’s solve the part that’s making this hard.
Maybe it’s a roof you can’t pay to fix first. An inherited house full of belongings. A move you’re trying to manage from another state. Those details belong in the plan, not on a list of problems you’re left to handle.
We can compare a traditional listing, an off-market offer, and other paths that fit. If repairs or outside help are involved, we’ll agree on the work, costs, and payment terms before anything starts.
Explore every selling option →A buyer’s questions, before the buyer arrives
I’d rather find the concern now than ten days before closing.
My home inspector background helps me look for things a buyer may question. We’ll talk through what to repair, what to explain, and what may not be worth changing.
A listing walk-through isn’t a formal inspection, and it won’t find everything. It helps us prepare instead of guessing.
“Information is a powerful weapon when negotiating.”Abel C. · Google review
Start with the question on your mind.
A few straight answers.
Who’s the best real estate agent in Lancaster, WI?
The best fit depends on your home and what you need. Ask each agent to explain their price using nearby sales, show a written marketing plan, and put services, costs, and cancellation terms in writing. Compare that work, not just the biggest promised price.
Do I need to be ready to sell before I ask for a home value?
No. Start with an online estimate. It’s a starting point, not a promised sale price. If you want a closer look, ask Jeremy to review nearby sales, your updates, and the home’s condition. No meeting or listing agreement is required to use the estimate tool.
Is Jeremy Fishnick with LPT Realty?
Yes. Jeremy Fishnick works as Fishnick Realty Advisors, brokered by LPT Realty, serving Lancaster, Grant County, and Southwest Wisconsin.
Is a listing walk-through the same as a home inspection?
No. Jeremy’s home inspector background helps him spot possible concerns during listing prep. A walk-through is not a formal home inspection and can’t promise that every problem will be found.
What does it cost to list my home?
Commission is negotiable, with options starting at 1.5%. We’ll compare three service levels, explain what each includes, and agree on the costs in writing before you sign.
Find out where you stand. Then decide what’s next.
Get a starting estimate. If you want a closer look, ask me to check your home’s details and nearby sales. Maybe the next step is selling. Maybe it’s waiting.
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