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Lancaster PA Expired Listings - Hundreds Need Help

Oh my goodness - looking at the hotsheets on the Lancaster County PA MLS today - would you believe the number of home listings that have expired over the new year...

278

Holy smokes! There are a LOT of homeowners out there in Lancaster County scratching their heads right now and wondering what they are going to do next - and what their agent has actually done for them...

May I humbly suggest that you check out a better alternative - 21st century marketing. That's what I offer to home sellers looking for real value for their commission dollars.

Check out my basic sales plan for your home here. I promise to offer the very best marketing in the Lancaster County area - no matter if your home is $60,000 or $600,000!

My business motto is "promises made, promises kept". The bottom line is that my listings sell. Let me sell yours!

Make it a truly Happy New Year and give me a call for your free sales appointment...

Posted by Jeff Geoghan MBA - Lancaster PA Real Estate Expert on 01/02/2008 05:03 PM

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Originally posted at: Lancaster PA Real Estate Blog: Lancaster PA Expired Listings - Hundreds Need Help

8 Comments on Lancaster PA Expired Listings - Hundreds Need Help

JAN

2008

Jeff, That is a large number of inactive homes just for a couple of months. Most of the savvy home buyers and sellers these days only work with agents who have an intense online marketing. Best wishes in 2008.

Jeff, Smart move offering your customers all those added services. Much better than those with marketing plans based upon decreasing a homes asking price $10,000 a crack until they start getting showings. How much money do those homeowners loose while their home is overpriced?

JAN

2008

Yes, I see that too here in Bucks County. Holy Smokes Batman! over 80 expireds over the last few days! Happy new Year

Don

Happy New Year Mana! Thanks for stopping by...

Thanks Gary for the comment. Overpricing is now at an epidemic level in Lancaster County.

Hard to believe, Donald, that so many agents would allow a 12/31 expiration date - right after the holidays! Always set it for a couple of weeks into January...IMO.

JAN

2008

Jeff, a lot of listings expire on the last day of the month. The end of December is also the end of the year, and so there are traditionally more expirations on December 31 than on any other day.

Many of these listings will be relisted by the same agents. It's careless that these agents let their listings expire before renewing them.

JAN

2008

Brian - my observation is that these homes haven't sold...

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