[kidyankee764]

Originally Posted by JayCT

Uh... not to be stupid but which valley are you asking about? There are a lot of them in Connecticut. Jay

Usually when people say "The Valley" they mean the Naugatuck Valley. I've never heard anyone from Farmington or the CT River area refer to their home as "The Valley".

[practical_kismet]

Originally Posted by kidyankee764

Yeah - you need to find a new agent. When I lived in Shelton our RE agent was out of Trumbull, and she covered mostly Fairfield, Trumbull, Monroe. She wasn't the greatest.

Our most recent was an agent out of Milford. I'll DM you his name - he might be able to work with you or recommend someone good in your area.

Let us know how it turns out.

Thanks so much! I'll keep you updated.

Originally Posted by JayCT

Uh... not to be stupid but which valley are you asking about? There are a lot of them in Connecticut. Jay

Hi Jay, We're in the Naugatuck Valley.

[JayCT]

Originally Posted by kidyankee764

Usually when people say "The Valley" they mean the Naugatuck Valley. I've never heard anyone from Farmington or the CT River area refer to their home as "The Valley".

Actually I have family that live in Farmington River Valley and they do refer to it as just "The Valley" on occasion. I will say it is not as often as you hear people calling the Naugatuck River Valley that though. Jay

[Stratford, Ct. Resident]

Originally Posted by practical_kismet

As it's priced now we may just barely break even.

That could be part of the problem. A prospective buyer is going to look at the data on when you bought it, and for how much. It's possible that someone may have dismissed making an offer because they figured you wouldn't be able to close the deal.

Originally Posted by practical_kismet

Yeah, I don't think the open houses have been very helpful. They really haven't brought in very many people.

That may be true. But, if you're paying a standard commission, you should expect them to conduct open houses. If it's a "discount" broker, then yeah, you should expect fewer services.

[El Scorcho]

Originally Posted by kidyankee764

Usually when people say "The Valley" they mean the Naugatuck Valley. I've never heard anyone from Farmington or the CT River area refer to their home as "The Valley".

Originally Posted by JayCT

Actually I have family that live in Farmington River Valley and they do refer to it as just "The Valley" on occasion. I will say it is not as often as you hear people calling the Naugatuck River Valley that though. Jay

Actually, it's quite common here in the (Farmington) Valley to refer to it as "the Valley."