Joselyn, I just settled a house out in the Rosedale area. It is still a very interesting area to many buyers. If your price is reasonable, and you allow professionals to give you the advice that you need to prepare your home for sale, I am interested in meeting you. I am sure that every one of the agents who have already responded to you, would be just as eager to list your home. If you would want to contact me, please call me on my cell at 410-456-9968. Thanks, and hope things work out for you. Jill M. Zais

Hi Joselyn,
First and most importantly you have to do what is right for you. If you need to sell than do so. Who really cares if it is a buyers or sellers market? The market is still quite viable if you prepare and price your home properly!
Inventory is large but like my associates I feel that the area has stabilized. Make sure that you get an agent who is knowledgeable & honest! Have someone who is familiar with the area. Make sure there is a marketing plan by the agent to sell your home! Consider possibly staging the home! There are many roads you can take!

You may be asked to concede a little as a seller but do remember on the other side- if you purchase you too will be able to bargain! I always say to potential sellers and buyers "reasonable not ridiculous!"

Hello Joselyn,
Lisa is right...it is a Buyer's market. Right now in Rosedale there is nearly a 12 month inventory of single family homes alone. Homes are averaging about 5 months on the market before obtaining a qualified Buyer. If you need to sell, then you should move ahead. Depending on when you purchased or re-financed you may owe more than what your home is currently worth, so make sure you have a good agent who will provide you with all of your options. However, if you would like to sell or just want to test the waters, I would suggest waiting.

Hi Joselyn,

The trend in this thread seems to be that it is a good market. The truth is, it is a buyer's market. If you don't have the option to remain in your current home, then I would recommend listing asap. It truly depends on how long you have been in your home. If you have been in your home for more than 7 years, then you should make out alright as long as you haven't taken out all of your equity. If you purchased it more recently than that, you may run into some problems. I am familiar with the Rosedale area and have done recent business there. If you would like to send me your address, I can do a preliminary search for comparable sales to give you a better idea. You may email me at LDevnew@cbmove.com

The market has stabilized within the Baltimore County area. I currently have 2 buyers who are looking to purchase within Rosedale. If you are interested and depending on the price range you are looking to sell your house for, I would be happy to bring my buyers to your property.

Thanks,

Matt Smoot
MTSmoot@hsaplatinum.com

The market is very good right now. It is a buyers market. If you would like to receive a CMA on your property please feel free to call me at 443-992-3608. I would be happy to meet with you and assist you in the sale of your home.

Hi Joselyn,
I have several houses on the market and have sold several houses in Rosedale in the last year. There are three reasons that a house sells or doesn't sell > price, condition and location. These three things are very important when considering selling your home. I would be happy to meet with you and give you my professional opinion (No strings attached). I can reached by cell at 410-340-2201 or website http://www.kevinwillner.com.