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If you haven't had any showings, it's probably price. I would very surprised if you could sell your home now for anywhere near what you paid for it in 2007 - especially if it was new construction when you bought it.
I think your house is nice and the google search turns up a lot, but maybe it's priced too high? Just a quick search of the immediate area near you yields:
Also, I saw some new construction properties right up the street for sale.
I would guess that your price is too high or that the market just isn't there right now. Again, I'm no pro and using 1 variable (sq footage), but it seems your price may be too high.
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I think your house is nice and the google search turns up a lot, but maybe it's priced too high? Just a quick search of the immediate area near you yields:
Also, I saw some new construction properties right up the street for sale.
I would guess that your price is too high or that the market just isn't there right now. Again, I'm no pro and using 1 variable (sq footage), but it seems your price may be too high.
It looks like the $125,000 priced home was a mobile home.
Also, the $166,000 home was a short sale as well as the $210,000 home.
If you haven't had any showings, it's probably price. I would very surprised if you could sell your home now for anywhere near what you paid for it in 2007 - especially if it was new construction when you bought it.
Good luck, I hope it works out for you.
The market is picking up in DE and most people aren't hundreds of thousands under on their home loan...like say the CA market. "Anywhere near"? Most people around here are not making loads of money. But, also being able to get what they bought for.
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