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Fear of overpaying often leads to a whole lot of sitting on the fence and paralysis by analysis. Which inevitably leads to frustration, time-wasting and a distinct lack of home ownership.
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Ready for more space? A second bathroom? Better weather? Or just a change of scenery? Now is the time to make that move and find the home you've been dreaming of.
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Warren Buffett once said it is wise to be “fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”
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The decision of whether to sell now comes down to this question: What else do you plan to do with the money?
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Agent Advice
To achieve meaningful progress on your listings, you need offers on paper. The easiest way to secure those offers is to work with investors. But to avoid burnout and frustration, you need to approach your investor interactions with the right mindset.
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Slow markets finally allow downsizing owners to get into a home that suits their needs, and you can help them get there.
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It takes a bit of time to build up a following, but think about how powerful a marketing tool this would be once you have 50, 100, 200 or more subscribers? They'll hear your voice every week, providing them with high-value real estate advice.
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When property investors start entering the market, that's the time to buy.
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Offers = Action. In this market, any offer is like gold. Even the cheeky, low ones. They give you a reason to keep in touch with other buyers, a perception of social proof (other buyers like this house, too) and most importantly, offers keep your owners engaged in the process. No
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In this article, I’m going to explain why you should welcome low offers on your home and how they can help you sell your property.
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Sellers who sold 12 months ago would likely have been ecstatic at the time, selling in a rising market, getting a record price. But now, because the market has gone up and come back down, current sellers feel like they are getting a raw deal, missing out on the peak of the market.