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3 Comments on Mr. and Mrs. Seller, I wish you could price your home for what you need to get out of it but...
Can you say upside down..many people because of the handcuffs of gold spending habits and not because of the market. What they need, want ignores the market value that rules all. Ignore the market, watch your sign rust, go thru four seasons of change with shelf life mold starting to grow, sprout all over your never going to sell with the I'm not going to budge listing. Short sale..did someone say forget making a profit or anything from the sale?
Katrina
it is a hard pill to swallow knowing that the house you thought was the best investment of your life, is now a "short-sale" or worse, foreclosure. I do not like to bear the bad news but have had to on many occasions. I know that some Sellers get angry with me and don't hire me, but your post made it very clear:
Cut your losses and move on.
Andrew you are right, people need to understand where the market is at today and make the transaction work with it if possible. Shorts sales have there negatives as well since they further the decrease in overall market conditions in some ways....but yet it is another sale. There is always a catch somewhere.