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[...] WANTS TO GET THE BEST PRICE POSSIBLE FOR THE SALE OF THEIR HOME. But if you start out with a high sales price, then have to drop it later — your house becomes “old news”. It will be difficult to [...]

[...] home sales over the last six months, and current market conditions don’t support your sales price, then your buyer won’t get the mortage. Your deal can fall apart. By then, it’s often too late [...]

[...] market price to a naive buyer, remember that your buyer will need to get a mortgage. The mortgage lender will require an appraisal and if comparable home sales over the last six months, and current [...]

[...] will require an appraisal and if comparable home sales over the last six months, and current market conditions don’t support your sales price, then your buyer won’t get the mortage. Your deal can [...]

[...] longer to sell. Much longer. IF YOU ARE ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY SELL at an above market price to a naive buyer, remember that your buyer will need to get a mortgage. The mortgage lender will require an [...]

[...] price. As a result, your house could take longer to sell. Much longer. IF YOU ARE ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY SELL at an above market price to a naive buyer, remember that your buyer will need to get a [...]

[...] buyer will need to get a mortgage. The mortgage lender will require an appraisal and if comparable home sales over the last six months, and current market conditions don’t support your sales price, [...]

Daring or danger? Some good discussion on the risks of settings your price too high. NATURALLY, EVERYONE WANTS TO GET THE BEST PRICE POSSIBLE FOR TH [...]

[...] it later — your house becomes “old news”. It will be difficult to recapture that new-to-market frenzy of initial interest you might have had with a more realistic price. As a result, [...]