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Bottom Line Is ~ Price It Right And It Will Sell!

This post says it all, sellers take note. The market dictates the price. Buyers have a good feeling of fair market value - if you aren't there - they won't even come inside to look. 

Via Larry & Sheila Nassau/Suffolk LongIsland Relocation Certified~631-805-4400 (Charles Rutenberg Realty 255 Executive Dr,Plainview NY 11803):

Bottom Line ~ Price It Right And It Will Sell!

It's so easy really...Price It Right And It Will Sell. Seven little words, but many homeowners here on The North Shore Of Long Island can'tSell Your North Shore Long Island Home or don't want to listen.

Case in point, let's talk about homeowner Joe. Joe is a young professional who purchased his home at the top of the market. Unfortunate as that is, no one had a crystal ball, his house is worth less than when he purchased it.

Joe has a good job, he's single, he doesn't "have to sell", but nevertheless, he would like to move to a different area. We know what he spent for the house, we sold it to him, and we know what it's worth in today's market. Joe considered all our advice, but wanted to list his house slightly higher than what he paid for it. We told him it would be a waste of time, and although he trusts our judgement, knowledge and experience, he insisted on his listing price.

Although we do not like to take an over-priced listing, and have actually walked away from them, we felt that Joe was a previous loyal client and decided to take his listing, with the understanding that he will keep it at this price only for a short while, and then we'll talk again.

Many homeowners on the North Shore of Long Island are still a little slow to accept the concept that pricing is key to getting a house sold.  We would go as far as to say that if you don’t price it well to begin with, it is most likely that it will eventually sell at a lower price, and the time on the market will be noticeably longer.  If a house does not sell quickly, it will probably have multiple price reductions before it does sell.  

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Bottom Line Is...Price It Right And It Will Sell!

 

 

 

 

 

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If you or anyone you know is considering to sell their existing home on The North Shore Of Long Island, or is purchasing their first home, dream home, step-up home, or retirement residence, we would appreciate the opportunity to serve them, and we can also recommend a relocation professional in the destination of choice outside our Long Island area! 

                    

 

  

Julie Cendejas

Associate Broker 

Keller Williams Boise

208-870-9563

3 commentsJulie Cendejas, Associate Broker • February 06 2012 11:27AM

Comments

This is very true! Somtimes it can be difficult to get sellers to understand.

Posted by Victor Zuniga (Prudential California Realty) 3 months ago

Some prices have dropped as much as 30% around here, I still don't understand why some sellers do not think the declien effected their house!

Posted by Catherine Ulrey Equestrian and Acreage Property Specialist-Salem, Silverton, (Turner, Aumsville, Stayton & nearby, Keller Williams Realty) 3 months ago

Julie, Thanks for stopping by our site today and thanks for the reblog!

Posted by Larry & Sheila Nassau/Suffolk LongIsland Relocation Certified~631-805-4400 (Charles Rutenberg Realty 255 Executive Dr,Plainview NY 11803) 3 months ago

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