Comments on: The House Won’t Sell: Checklist to Get Your Listings SOLD http://upstartagent.com/2009/11/the-house-wont-sell-checklist-to-get-your-listings-sold/ Real Estate Marketing Blog Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:08:49 +0000 hourly 1 By: custom home builders Phoenix http://upstartagent.com/2009/11/the-house-wont-sell-checklist-to-get-your-listings-sold/#comment-14018 custom home builders Phoenix Tue, 28 Jun 2011 00:57:59 +0000 http://upstartagent.com/?p=719#comment-14018 You can sell your home but it will depend on the state the home is in and if you can afford to price it lower than the comps. Also, I would like to add one more information to sell your house faster. You can rent a local billboard. This thing is not expensive and everybody can afford it. Also you could also create magnets for your car to advertise your homes of course don’t ever forget to put your contact number or else everything is useless. Sound far-fetched but it is effective. <a href="http://www.customphoenixhomes.com/best-builders-in-az/">custom home builders Phoenix</a> You can sell your home but it will depend on the state the home is in and if you can afford to price it lower than the comps. Also, I want to add one more information to sell your house quicker. You can rent a local billboard. This thing is not expensive and everybody can afford it. Also you could also make magnets for your car to advertise your homes of course don’t ever forget to place your contact number or else everything is useless. Sound far-fetched but it is effective.

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]]> By: MarleneKlepikow http://upstartagent.com/2009/11/the-house-wont-sell-checklist-to-get-your-listings-sold/#comment-13509 MarleneKlepikow Tue, 01 Mar 2011 17:18:14 +0000 http://upstartagent.com/?p=719#comment-13509 I have a condo in Kansas City. I live in Dallas. The reason we bought the condo was for my husband to live in while he worked in Kansas City. We tried everything to sell it. Our biggest negative is that it is on the 2nd floor. We bought the condo for $177,000 and can't sell it for $l45,000. It's only 4 years old in excellent condition. It's very frustrating. What to do? I have a condo in Kansas City. I live in Dallas. The reason we bought the condo was for my husband to live in while he worked in Kansas City. We tried everything to sell it. Our largest negative is that it is on the 2nd floor. We bought the condo for $177,000 and can’t sell it for $l45,000. It’s only 4 years ancient in brilliant condition. It’s very frustrating. What to do?

]]> By: Sell House and Rent http://upstartagent.com/2009/11/the-house-wont-sell-checklist-to-get-your-listings-sold/#comment-12935 Sell House and Rent Wed, 05 Jan 2011 04:47:26 +0000 http://upstartagent.com/?p=719#comment-12935 Every home sellers nightmare is when their home just will not sell. You are right! There is often a simple reason why a home does not sell. I, in the past, would ask any one who had been through the home, what they actually thought. This would be noted and kept on file for reflection. Furthermore, often it has little to do with price. Every home sellers nightmare is when their home just will not sell. You are right! There is often a simple reason why a home does not sell. I, in the past, would question any one who had been through the home, what they really thought. This would be noted and kept on file for reflection. Furthermore, often it has small to do with price.

]]> By: Madison real estate http://upstartagent.com/2009/11/the-house-wont-sell-checklist-to-get-your-listings-sold/#comment-10824 Madison real estate Mon, 11 Oct 2010 21:38:35 +0000 http://upstartagent.com/?p=719#comment-10824 There is no doubt that in this market it takes a lot of ingenuity and creativity to market a home. Simply putting in on the MLS and posting a bunch of pictures won't do the trick. Many industry veterans are not used to the new rules of the game whereas agents who are newer to the industry have never known "good times". It's a big adjustment for many. You make some good suggestions, to be sure. The only one I disagree with is Craiglist. It's more trouble than it's worth given the volume of calls you'll start getting (not to mention how pissed off your sellers will be) when some guy in Nigeria scrapes the listing and posts it as a rental. There is no doubt that in this market it takes a lot of ingenuity and creativity to market a home. Simply putting in on the MLS and posting a bunch of pictures won’t do the trick. Many industry veterans are not used to the new rules of the game whereas agents who are newer to the industry have never known “excellent times”. It’s a huge adjustment for many. You make some excellent suggestions, to be sure. The only one I disagree with is Craiglist. It’s more distress than it’s worth given the volume of calls you’ll start getting (not to mention how pissed off your sellers will be) when some guy in Nigeria scrapes the listing and posts it as a rental.

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