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It seems like all Buyers want the same thing. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, at least 1700 sq ft living area, no more than 5 years old and less than $100,000. The problem is there are only 22 of them on the market today. 17 of those are Short sales!!! The other 5 are REOs (foreclsoures).

So here's the deal. If I tell you you will not get the property for less than asking price....I'm NOT lying. Properties that are priced right are selling for an average 105% of the asking price. That's just an average. Some are selling for way more than that. In fact, the highest sold for 158% of asking price.

I'm a Real Estate Broker. I make my living by selling property. I WANT to sell you a house. I also WANT you to be able to get a good property at a fair price. If I tell you houses are selling for $42 a sq ft and your accepted deal at $38 a sq ft is a good deal then you need to believe me. I'm not just blowing smoke up your arse.

If you are not comfortable paying more than the asking price then don't. That is certainly an option for you. BUT....you won't be buying a 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, with at least 1700 sq ft, no more than 5 years old in Kissimmee for less than $100,000.

Is that really that difficult to understand? If you don't want to understand it then please just move on. I truly don't need that $1,500 commission.

If you REALLY want to buy a house and want someone that will give it to you straight then give me a call. I can help.

OK....that was fun. Now who can I send this to? www.CentralFloridaShortSales.com

 

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21 Comments on Selling Kissimmee Real Estate is like going to the Dentist. Only more painful!!!

OCT
29
406,998 Points 72 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Reserved Parking For "The Lovely Wife"...TLW...ROAR!

Hun...

Should I be concerned who's bum your blowing smoke up? :)

Did I really just say that out loud on a public post? :)

TLW...ROAR!

4:01pm • #1
212,018 Points 4 Featured Posts Outside Blog

An agent in my office is working with one of these "wishful dreamers" too, the other day he did not put in an offer on a really Good deal when the listing agent said they were expecting another offer.  So when he called a couple days later... she had to tell him.... "He who hesitates has no lake house".

4:02pm • #2
127,410 Points 3 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor

Hi BB - I know what you mean about buyers who want to pay hot dog prices for filet mignon.  But I'm stunned that anyone could think that $42 a square foot is high.  They should do a little househunting in California, then go back there and grab whatever they can at that price.  We are seeing decent short sales in that size for $130-$180 square foot.

5:52pm • #3
164,835 Points 6 Featured Posts Outside Blog

I like the analogy of paying hot dog prices for Filet Mignon. It helps if the buyer's agent educates the buyer. It also helps when the buyer wants to be educated. But, that's a story for another day.

6:44pm • #4
5 Featured Posts Outside Blog

You two make me laugh..I love how straightforward you are.

6:51pm • #5
116,432 Points 4 Featured Posts Outside Blog

They call us for our expertise and then don't believe us or take our advice when we tell them things!  Amazing!  I'm with you...serious people only!!!

7:03pm • #6
686,875 Points 145 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router

BB - We are doing our clients, and prospects, a disservice by not being honest with them about the realities of the short sale and foreclosure markets. What folks read adn hear about on TV and the realities are vastly different I wish it were different, but it's not.

They will learn once they try a few times to get that great deal amidst 20 other offers at asking or better. Not!  Problem is, even those who ARE bidding at asking and above often do not win either.

Jeff

8:40pm • #7
232,624 Points 8 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

I'll bet you have a long list of wanna be buyers you can send this to.  I have a few here I may sendit to.  Thanks for letting loose.

11:33pm • #8
423,154 Points 17 Featured Posts Outside Blog

LOL. Let me guess. The customer once again thought they knew more than the professional? It really doesn't pay to price our listings right sometimes. No matter how they're priced, tthe buyers want to buy it for less. I feel like beating my head against a wall!

11:38pm • #9
OCT
30
130,937 Points 1 Featured Post

And I bet they are related to the guy I just talked to yesterday that is wanting 102% financing, over 3000 sq. ft in a gated subdivision all under $100k- No this is not made up! I swear!

5:34am • #10
287,263 Points 4 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Wow 38$ per square is a great deal anywhere in the US. Even in the hillbilly mountains. You cant build a Igloo for that kind of m0oney.

6:02am • #11
311,095 Points 3 Featured Posts Hit Router

Bryant, then how about the customer that insists on asking about lease options on foreclosure and short sales.  I've been getting a bunch of these.  When I tell them it's not possible, they still don't get it.

6:33am • #12
611,502 Points 244 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

OK so I had a BAD day yesterday!! It's very frustrating dealing with $70k properties all day when folks won't listen. Between unrealistic buyers and short sales my days are getting more and more difficult.

BUT......it's Friday :) And I ain't working this weekend.

7:40am • #13
250,425 Points 1 Featured Post Outside Blog

It seems like everyone is behind the times.  In 2006 and 2007, it was sellers who wanted to sell their 3/2/2 house for $200K when the market for the house was $150K.  Now that sellers have gotten realistic and inventory has sold off a bunch, we have buyers wanting a $100K house for $50K and losing out to multiple offers every time. 

7:59am • #14
386,671 Points 28 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

Hi BB: You make me laugh as well. Because you speak the truth. Buyers need to be educated and understand that list price does not equate to value. List price is a starting place in negotiations -- it's an arbitrary figure tossed out there and doesn't represent the true value of the home. The true value of the home may be much, much higher.

P.S. I am sending positive vibes your way and hoping you snag that cherry Wachovia short sale soon.

sacramento short sale agent

9:57am • #15

AMEN!!!! What part of, we do this for a living, do some people not get??

11:42am • #16
406,998 Points 72 Featured Posts Outside Blog

On Broker Bryant's behalf...

You're fired. Next :)

On Petra's behalf...

You're fired. Next :)

Yes Folks...

A very unrealistic Buyer has been fired. If you've never fired a Buyer you should try it. It's liberating to say the least :)

TLW...ROAR!

5:04pm • #17
406,998 Points 72 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Lisa...

Just a heads up. Beating ones head against a wall burns 200 calories per hour. Not a bad work there. Although keeping a box of band aids close by wouldn't be a bad idea :)

TLW...ROAR!

5:07pm • #18
OCT
31
288,190 Points 4 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

My kind of Broker! Like I keep saying, I'd love to work with someone like you.

8:53am • #21
NOV
01
2 Featured Posts

From the desk of David Dee,

BB, right on target with this post! Some are wannabe and some are want to be homeowners. Just got to weed out the right ones to work with.

By the way, like the way you create those links directing to the mls.

1:37am • #22
NOV
04
103,311 Points 1 Featured Post Outside Blog Hit Router

BB & TLW - I completely missed this blog and I don't know why - maybe because I'm over it. Next in line please, who really wants to buy and beliefs what is being said by a professional who does this all day long.

2:40pm • #23

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