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Coldwell Banker 10 Day Sales Event- Myrtle Beach is Participating!

Coldwell Banker is having a very special 10 Day Sales Event! It begins on October 10th. Your Local Myrtle Beach Coldwell Banker is participating in this event. On these 10 days hundreds of Coldwell Banker Chicora Real Estate listings will be reduced at least 10% from their current listing price during the Coldwell Banker 10 day sale.

Also, any buyer that purchases Myrtle Beach Real Estate during the Coldwell Banker 10 Day sale and uses Coldwell Banker Mortgage as their lender will receive the appraisal at no cost! If you are a buyer that has considered buying Myrtle Beach Real Estate, this is a wonderful time to do so. Here are two great reasons:

Inventory of homes is high right now which means a large selection of homes to choose from.
Interest rates are still very reasonable. There have been rumors that interest rates could rise over the next few years which could cost you several thousands of dollars extra.

Here are a few of our listings that are participating in the Coldwell Banker 10 Day Sale

Unit 428 Caravelle Tower Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Unit 1054 Long Bay Resort Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

If you need assistance with purchasing a Myrtle Beach Home during the Coldwell Banker 10 Day Sale event, contact Jeremy Blanton.

Myrtle Beach Real Estate Expert Jeremy Blanton

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Posted by Jeremy Blanton on 10/01/2008 04:03 PM

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7 Comments on Coldwell Banker 10 Day Sales Event- Myrtle Beach is Participating!

OCT

2008

Hi Jeremy, Great job on info about the "10 Day Sale".

I am have a sale to for the next 10 days any Colwell Banker agent can sell one of my listings and I will be very grateful.

Wow, thats dramatic. Although I would try to keep any price that is reduced for the 'sale' at the new price. If it isn't bargain enough to sell in those ten days, then it probably needs to be priced lower. 10% is a huge difference. And if the sellers can afford to sell at that price, then they should keep it there.

OCT

2008

Hi Jeremy I hope the event brings you a few buyers and at least a sale or two!

OCT

2008

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OCT

2008

Just out of curiosity, are the homesellers bearing the burdon of this national campaign or are agents cutting their commissions to help spur the economy? Just wondering.....

The homesellers are bearing the burden. We're cooperating in Northern illinois as well. The 10% sale, really only applies to homes whose prices were too high in the first place. Homes that are priced properly are NOT being reduced by 10%.

As Jeremy points out... inventory is high.. and this is an opportunity for those sellers who've been saying... but my price is okay... to try a reduction, and see if they can generate some additional showings, and perhaps a sale. if they're not happy with the result they "could" return to the original price, but I have to agree with Lisa Friedman. If it can't sell at 10% off... why on earth would you increase the price back to where it "wasn't selling" before?

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