Can’t We Drop The Price If We Don’t Get An Offer

YOU CAN SAY

That’s a great question, and if I were you, I would be asking the same thing.

However, the best chance we have to net you the most money is to price it right today because unfortunately, as the number of days on the market increases, interest and showings decrease, and the likelihood of offers below asking price increases as well.

Now that you know that, I am certain you will want to price it correctly so that we can maximize our impact on the market.

Sellers may wish to sell their home above market value thinking that they can drop the price if they do not receive an offer. You can educate the seller about the importance of listing the home at market value to ensure it spends the least amount of days on the market.

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