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9 Comments on Why Did the Homebuyer Cross the Road?
True, I like to say that if you want top dollar, your house needs to reflect it.
Great post...and very accurate. I don't really understand why agents take listings that aren't in tip-top selling condition.
I drove down one local highway yesterday and I believe half of the real estate on each side was for sale.
You are 100 percent right. When we first moved to Atlanta you could walk out of a house because you did not like the color of the carpet. I thought that was bad boy was I wrong
I agree that price has to be reflected in the comparable market, It's even harder in a condo complex when there is even less uniqueness to a property. Steve
good post..I agree with you..too much competition- homes must look good and be priced well!!
Steve ... I agree. I have a townhouse listing in a complex where there are nine others on the market! It's tough!
Michael ...Thanks for your comment. You have to have it all in this market!
Charlie ... Thanks for stopping by. Buyers have lots of options! They don't have to settle.
John ... It's just amazing in certain areas, isn't it! Sometimes, a buyer asks if there is something wrong with the area!
Vickie ... I wonder also. Seems pointless. Thanks for commenting.
Linda ... Exactly! Thanks for reading.
We don't have that around here yet. Inventory has been creeping up a bit, but not a lot.
Hi Ruthmarie ... It's interesting that it occurrs in pockets. Not much for sale in one neighborhood and in another, the number of homes on the market can be overwhleming for a buyer.