I own a home that is a rehab special.in atlantic city .who do you turn to for a quick sale ? A realtor or a

J Johnson
Home Seller
08401

private investor.I would gladly pay a higher commission for an agressive realtor but with the market where it is at im not really sure where to turn ?suggestions ?

Answers (3)
Nicholas Christ...
Agent
Sewell, NJ

With a realtor you will have the home exposed to more buyers. Most buyers are already working with a Realtor. It also depends on the area in AC. I know the city very well if your in a good area it should move quikly. It also depends if its priced right. Call me if you have any questions.

Fri May 9 2008, 11:30
Judi Wolfson
Agent
Margate City, NJ

Private investors usually do have a Realtor that they work with. So by working with a Realtor, you get the best of both worlds. The exposure to the general public and to the investors. In the Atlantic City area, it is important to find a Realtor that has excellent internet presence, since it is a "resort town", your buyer may come from most anywhere in the country. As a Realtor in Atlantic City I have had buyers contact me from Florida, Arizona, and California.

Thu May 8 2008, 09:29
Diane Glander,...
Agent
Spring Lake, NJ
FIRST ANSWER

For a quick sale, right pricing is key. A Realtor who knows how to price your property for quick sale should bring you more money than a private investor. Price it at 5-10% less than the next comparable property and reduce every 2 weeks if necessary. The private investors will take notice as well as the general public.
Good luck!

Tue May 6 2008, 05:43

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