Good Heavens---I hope you're not paying this agent anything! If you have this many questions and really need to sell your condo, please, please hire a full time professional who can guide you from start to finish. With the number of units Drees sold of your floor plan there has to be plenty of comparable sales to choose from--recent sales that show what your property should sell for. Incentives DO NOT sell homes. You're trying to save money on a full time agent yet you're talking about giving it away in a sales concession/incentive.

My clients receive the best sale to list price ratios--better than their competition because we study the market and work the market we're in. If you want the help, I'm an email away.

Good luck!

Tracy Johns
RE/MAX Unlimited
513.324.2267

You mentioned that you were agent assisted in your listing. MAybe your agent should answer those questions for you. We always provide our sellers with all the necessary numbers to make informed decisons. Sometimes trying to save a buck will cost you two!

Be carefull with the largets investment you will ever make, dont let it become the largest loss you will ever have!

K & C
How could you list your home without knowing what your net proceeds would be? One of the first things a Realtor would do is determine your net proceeds and make sure you are okay with it. After reading your posts, I do not want to sound cold, but the questions that you are asking cannot be answered by someone that does not know
1. Your home
2. Your market
3. Your situation

We'd like to help, however the real danger is reading an answer posted here, then acting on it, and finding out later that it was the right answer, but to the wrong question.

For a condo at $156k, an offer of $1,000 toward closing costs would be generous. It sounds like you are doing all the right things to sell, good luck.