in this market it is price, price and price again. Your agent should be addressing this with you. What;s the norm for days on market in your area, on your street? Try to offset the noise by the positives you have to offer. Not all people want to be too close to schools either for exactly the same reason., noise.

Depending on the neccesity of moving and if you can't go much lower, then try a short sale. You will need to qualify with financials that prove you can't bring money to the closing table.

In most areas it will be a long time before real estate prices will tick up again. if we have inflation, well then the tide lifts all boats as we saw in the seventies.

There is always an option, grab the one that suits you best.

If you have an agent, I would speak to him/her about the listing information. If they aren't as marketing savvy as others, maybe you would like to speak to their Broker? Being on a busy street in this market really is a tough luck draw. You might be better off dropping the price, staying in the property, or looking for rentals until the market turns. Let me know if you need any additional information, and Good Luck.




Brian Fletcher
Lincoln Realty
610-312-3158