Matthew Goulden’s answer
Matthew Goulden,
Agent, San Francisco, CA
Hi Camryn,
The price you can get for your home is determined by the market and what the buyer is willing to pay, you may not get all your money back. Also when a buyer does come along they will most likely get an appraisal, especially if they need a loan. The market is lower than 2 years ago so you will probably not achieve a price which you had previously turned down. If you need that price then you will have to ride the market until it gets back.
To get it sold you will have to market it so that potential buyers and agents can see it and at a competitive price in your market, the longer its on the market you will historically get less in the end. Selling by yourself is possible but agents do a lot more than just put up a sign and then get paid.
The price you can get for your home is determined by the market and what the buyer is willing to pay, you may not get all your money back. Also when a buyer does come along they will most likely get an appraisal, especially if they need a loan. The market is lower than 2 years ago so you will probably not achieve a price which you had previously turned down. If you need that price then you will have to ride the market until it gets back.
To get it sold you will have to market it so that potential buyers and agents can see it and at a competitive price in your market, the longer its on the market you will historically get less in the end. Selling by yourself is possible but agents do a lot more than just put up a sign and then get paid.
Matthew Goulden,
Agent, San Francisco, CA
Hi Camryn,
The price you can get for your home is determined by the market and what the buyer is willing to pay, you may not get all your money back. Also when a buyer does come along they will most likely get an appraisal, especially if they need a loan. The market is lower than 2 years ago so you will probably not achieve a price which you had previously turned down. If you need that price then you will have to ride the market until it gets back.
To get it sold you will have to market it so that potential buyers and agents can see it and at a competitive price in your market, the longer its on the market you will historically get less in the end. Selling by yourself is possible but agents do a lot more than just put up a sign and then get paid.
The price you can get for your home is determined by the market and what the buyer is willing to pay, you may not get all your money back. Also when a buyer does come along they will most likely get an appraisal, especially if they need a loan. The market is lower than 2 years ago so you will probably not achieve a price which you had previously turned down. If you need that price then you will have to ride the market until it gets back.
To get it sold you will have to market it so that potential buyers and agents can see it and at a competitive price in your market, the longer its on the market you will historically get less in the end. Selling by yourself is possible but agents do a lot more than just put up a sign and then get paid.
