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if the house looks right, and is in a good area (seems to be based upon all the nearby sales), and is presented well (do double-check the listing info for accuracy as noted earlier), then ....
there's a 99% chance that it's deemed overpriced by the buyer pool.
if the house looks right, and is in a good area (seems to be based upon all the nearby sales), and is presented well (do double-check the listing info for accuracy as noted earlier), then ....
there's a 99% chance that it's deemed overpriced by the buyer pool.
As I as well as my sis are no where up to speed on real estate, hence the question which in hindsight is a bit ridiculous but told her I would ask to see if that scenario was even feasible, I thank you all for your responses.
She will start by going the way of reducing her price and see if the showings pick up.
At the time she listed RE said everything was perfect, he used a professional for photos, so they are good.
She just wants showings that hopefully will result in an offer.
If everything else is in order, and no one is looking, *usually* the answer is price. Good luck.
No. Realtors don't boycott properties their clients want to see because of an agent.
There is something else wrong… Either the property isn't being displayed well online or the price is too high.
This here. Have your agent really look it over. We have all come across listings that just have something inputted wrong. Is the area, grid, subdivision, category, lot type, features etc. correct. It can make the difference as far as coming up in the searches it is meant to.
Considering that everyone has access to the internet and clients can find what an agent tries to avoid it would be foolish for an agent to do what you are suggesting.
There is a listing here that has been on the market forever. It is listed as a 6 bedroom house in 1700 square feet. It is really a 3 bedroom house. Sometimes typos can harm marketing efforts. Make sure there isn't something like that going on.
There is a listing here that has been on the market forever. It is listed as a 6 bedroom house in 1700 square feet. It is really a 3 bedroom house. Sometimes typos can harm marketing efforts. Make sure there isn't something like that going on.
Not many people want a bedroom that would only fit half a bed, I guess! lol!
Good luck to your sister, OP, hope the price drop works for her!
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