- Increases market time, which causes homes to sell for less than market value.
- Buyers who should be looking at your house will not see it because it is out of their price range.
- Buyers who do look at it purchase larger homes that are priced the same.
- You receive low offers or no offers at all. Remember, a higher asking price does not automatically equal a higher sales price. The more you overprice a property, the more likely you will sell it at a price lower than it is worth.
- A hot seller’s market where there are low inventory and more buyers which, in turn, drive selling prices up.
- A normal stable market where there is an equal number of buyers in proportion to the number of homes for sale. The result is home prices remain stable.
- A buyer’s market where there are more homes for sale than buyers who want to buy. This, in turn, will cause home prices to decline.
- Experience at listing and marketing houses for sale.
- Ability to use technology to market your house world wide to buyers 24/7.
- Reviewing with you a comprehensive Marketing Analysis of home sales in your area.
- Ability to offer a step-by-step 30-DAY MARKETING PLAN that will get your house sold at the highest possible price, within a time frame that best works for you.
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