The Dangers of Overpricing 

A listing price that is beyond MARKET VALUE RANGE can  affect the sale of a property.

  • Statistically, a home on the market will get the most buyer interest in the 1st six weeks of listing.
  • If the price is not in the current market range, fewer buyers are attracted, and fewer offers are given .
  • If marketing time is prolonged, the initial marketing momentum is lost.
  • The property attracts "lookers" and helps competing houses look better.
  • If a property does sell for above true market value, it may not appraise through a lender, and the buyers may not be able to secure a loan.
  • Since time lapses, and buyer interest is not high, the property may eventually sell below market value.

PRICE & EXPOSURE SELL A HOME

 

Lots of traffic is what sells a home!

Without human bodies walking through your home, (physically or through a virtual tour) it doesn't matter if it's the best deal around or the most beautiful in your neighborhood - it still won't sell.

In order to get the most traffic possible in the shortest time:

PRICE must be right from the very beginning.

 

If the home is priced very near what the market analysis indicates it will sell for:

You will get the most traffic - and offers.

You may contact me at Marlene@RealtyPros.com or (860) 886-7000 x121

 www.MarleneWillSell.com

 

2 Comments on The Dangers of overpricing your home for sale!

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2008
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Marlene, welcome to activerain and congratulations on joining the network.
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Thanks David.  How is the market where you are in Omaha?
11:04pm • #2

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Marlene Pellegrini REALTOR® ERA REALTY PROs - Eastern Connecticut

Norwich, CT

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