Many of our most popular blog posts have been started with questions asked by readers. Often times, consumers have a clarity of focus that allows this blog to write on issues that matter most, and we truly appreciate the questions and the feedback that are received here.We received the following message from reader “RK” recently stating:Hi Guys,

I have a house for sale in Tampa, listed with a local realtor since August 2007 and there had been no action whatsoever. I dropped the price twice and have heard nothing. I receive no information how the house is being marketed, if at all. Unfortunately I am locked in for a year contract, ending July. Any suggestion?

Obviously, RK is a frustrated homeowner who wants to sell a home in Tampa Bay and needs some help, and his message contains some key points that I would like to address.

Do You Absolutely Have To Sell Your Home?

The first thing I noticed in RKs message was that his home had been on the market since August of 2007. By my quick wizardly mathematical skills, I surmised that the home has been “for sale” for at least 24 months! I have not ever met a homeowner who was serious about selling their home and also had a sales schedule of 2 years to get it done. It definitely should have been sold a long time ago! My first advice, before even addressing the meat of the question is for RK to really decide if he wants to sell it. If the answer is “no,” then ask the listing real estate company to remove it from the market. If the answer is “yes,” then see below. Either way, it’s time for RK to take some action and to go visit his real estate broker.

 

 

 

 

 

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1 Comments on What To Do When Your House Is Not Sold - Part 1

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The seller needs to get it priced right to start with. When you start high buyer's think and rightly so that you are to hard to deal with.

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