What happened?
According to the study, 64% of sellers said “the house took too long to sell” and 51% said, “We didn’t get the price we wanted.” Thus, the disaster fomented by Wall Street has been neatly transferred onto the backs of real estate agents. It’s no comfort to realize that while some Wall Street ‘Investment Banker’ is spending his seven-figure bonus on that house on the Vineyard and the newest Bentley, the public’s anger at the financial crisis has trickled down to those not responsible for it.
Alright this is a post from a Real Estate Advisor Page. I was employed in my own business for 26 years and the economy got me in 2008. I am excited about the opportunity to meet people, represent you and get you either the best sales price for your home or the lowest price on the one you want around Atlanta and give my trained advise and list the homes to sell. The economy has hurt many people and it is what it is. It will sell for what the market will afford. The data that we look at is the same. It will sell for the amount the comparable sold for. Until the surplus of homes are gone the prices will stay low. One day in a few years the prices will once again rise as the surplus diminishes. This is the rule of supply and demand. It is what the homes are selling for now and the condition of your home. That simple. Make it as nice as we can without pricing ourselves out of the market. Once we get a qualified buyer then I will negotiate the best price we can get. It will be your decision ultimately. We can offer new paint or new carpeting or a fence or closing costs or a bottle of wine as we work the buyers and or sellers which ever side of the table I am sitting.
Thank you,
John Reddien
Metro Brokers Reddien
Alright this is a post from a Real Estate Advisor Page. I was employed in my own business for 26 years and the economy got me in 2008. I am excited about the opportunity to meet people, represent you and get you either the best sales price for your home or the lowest price on the one you want around Atlanta and give my trained advise and list the homes to sell. The economy has hurt many people and it is what it is. It will sell for what the market will afford. The data that we look at is the same. It will sell for the amount the comparable sold for. Until the surplus of homes are gone the prices will stay low. One day in a few years the prices will once again rise as the surplus diminishes. This is the rule of supply and demand. It is what the homes are selling for now and the condition of your home. That simple. Make it as nice as we can without pricing ourselves out of the market. Once we get a qualified buyer then I will negotiate the best price we can get. It will be your decision ultimately. We can offer new paint or new carpeting or a fence or closing costs or a bottle of wine as we work the buyers and or sellers which ever side of the table I am sitting.
Thank you,
John Reddien
Metro Brokers Reddien
