Oregon Real Estate Podcast   /     How Your Home Price And Market Time Are Related

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With rare exception, most home sellers hope to sell their property for the most money possible. That’s a perfectly reasonable approach. Yet if you overprice your property in an attempt to maximize your return, you’re likely to sabotage your home selling efforts, have your property on the market longer and even receive less at the […]

Summary

With rare exception, most home sellers hope to sell their property for the most money possible. That’s a perfectly reasonable approach. Yet if you overprice your property in an attempt to maximize your return, you’re likely to sabotage your home selling efforts, have your property on the market longer and even receive less at the closing table.  You might wonder why this is the case. Others may ask “How is this a problem? I can always come down in price later…besides, I can only sell this home once and don’t want to leave any money on the table.” While seemingly counter-intuitive, your best chance to sell faster and for the highest price typically means pricing close to the market, not significantly above it. Curious? Find out more…in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast! https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Your-Home-Price-And-Market-Time-Are-Related.mp3

Subtitle
With rare exception, most home sellers hope to sell their property for the most money possible. That’s a perfectly reasonable approach. Yet if you overprice your property in an attempt to maximize your return, you’re likely to sabotage your h
Duration
00:08:08
Publishing date
2020-01-31 22:49
Link
https://certifiedrealty.com/podcast/how-your-home-price-and-market-time-are-related/
Contributors
  Roy Widing
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With rare exception, most home sellers hope to sell their property for the most money possible. That’s a perfectly reasonable approach. Yet if you overprice your property in an attempt to maximize your return, you’re likely to sabotage your home selling efforts, have your property on the market longer and even receive less at the closing table. 

You might wonder why this is the case. Others may ask “How is this a problem? I can always come down in price later…besides, I can only sell this home once and don’t want to leave any money on the table.” While seemingly counter-intuitive, your best chance to sell faster and for the highest price typically means pricing close to the market, not significantly above it. Curious? Find out more…in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast!

https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Your-Home-Price-And-Market-Time-Are-Related.mp3