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What do you tell your seller who has totally unreasonable expectations about why their home isn't selling?

Asked Thu Mar 13 2008, 10:49 by Maria Tomsic - Ann Arbor - Agent2Agent - 33 answers

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Michael, it was late when I posted and at that time of the night the spelling goes out the window. This was never a short sale to begin with. They have over 200k in equity. What changed was that cancer has stuck a family member that can no longer work. It was going from bad to worse so they came to their sences and sold with equity in place. - Sun Sep 7 2008, 07:15

The House has sold. 550k closing in 2 weeks. found them another home with owner financing @ 5.5% unheard of in this market with 500 credit score. I think I'm gonna go back to school and finish my bachlors and do my theses on this past year. LOL all is turning out well for them. - Sat Sep 6 2008, 20:11

They won't come to the reaqlty of the whole situation. In my office I've become the expert on short sales. I've even negotiated with 2 banks at the same time because the seller didn't want to retain an attorney. They recently had an offer for 550,000 and downright refused it. Even at 550,000 they have over 200,000 in equity. I explained the entire foreclosure process and still they will not make a move. The bank has already been to the house to take pictures. I learned the process first hand by negotiating my own last year. Came out of it OK and have been current for a while. I hope they do well with their open listing. - Sun Mar 23 2008, 12:51

Leasing is not an option. They are 3 months behind on mortgage . She called yesterday and has decided to do an open listing. I'm gonna let them go and keep good family relations. - Sun Mar 23 2008, 06:28

What do you do in a situation of the clients being close family. I have followed all the rules of showing the house, open houses, ads, etc. House is not mooving and all of a sudden they have become realtors telling me how to do my job. What to do ? Help! - Fri Mar 21 2008, 23:19

We're relocating and it's a toss b/w Monroe, Trumbull or Shelton. Feedback anyone?

Asked Tue Mar 18 2008, 12:11 by Princesse - Connecticut - Home Buying - 1 answer

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All 3 towns are very nice. Trumbull is closest to the shore and Shelton is the last town in Fairfield County. Schools in all 3 towns are very good. What kind of commute are you looking for/ What kind of home and also price. I can be of assistance if I had you # or e-mail address. You can also get in touch with be @ 203-518-0674.. Celina DiSanto Realtor. Realty Group Of New England. - Fri Mar 21 2008, 23:09

Can you find homes under $200,000 in Connecticut?

Asked Sun May 20 2007, 14:22 by Maureen Mcca… - New London - Home Buying - 6 answers

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Central, Ct towns such as Plymouth, Terryville, Wolcott, Naugatuck, etc. have many homes under 200k. Since it's centrally located it's about 1/2 hour to all major cities. I can easily be reached at 203-518-0674 to assist you in any way possible. Celina DiSanto Realtor. Realty Group Of New England - Fri Mar 21 2008, 22:59

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