1031 Exchanges - Why Homeowners Insist on Inflated prices

In the California Association of Realtors Newsletter they provided a link on this very subject. Here's their description:

"Behavioral finance professor Hersh Shefrin of Santa Clara University discusses why some homeowners decline to accept an offer from a buyer that is less than their inflated asking price."  Listen to the NPR program discussing this phenomenon.

It's a very interesting discussion regarding the psychology behind the phenomenon.

 
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Real Estate Attorney: Lisa  Lambert, Esq. (1031 Exchange Expert) (1031 Exchanges - Asset Preservation, Inc.)
Lisa Lambert, Esq. (1031 Exchange Expert)
Fresno, CA
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