Posted April 12, 2011
An asking price that is beyond the Auburn-Opelika market price range can adversely affect the marketing of a property. Fewer buyers are attracted, and fewer offers received. Marketing time is prolonged, and initial marketing momentum is lost. The property attracts “lookers” and helps competing houses look better by comparison. If a property does sell above true market value, it may not appraise, and the buyers may not be able to secure a loan. The property may eventually sell below market value.
When it comes to preparing your
home for sale in an environmentally friendly way, Kermit the Frog had it wrong.
It is easy being green.
With
so many homebuyers seeking green features in the homes they consider, sellers
should create an eco-fri...
When real estate professionals work with sellers and buyers, “agency” relationships are established. As you start working with a real estate professional, please ask for a clear explanation of the current agency laws in Alabama, so that you understand these imp...
Market-sensitive pricing can be the key to maximum market exposure and, ultimately, a satisfactory sale.
The existing pool of prospective buyers in Auburn and Opelika determines a property’s value, based on:
Neighborhood and Area, design, and amenities
Con...
An impartial evaluation of market activity is the most effective way to estimate a property’s potential selling price. A Comparative Market Analysis considers similar properties that:
Have sold in the recent past
This shows us what buyers in the Auburn-Opeli...