Jaime Hearst Druck & Carol Zolot

It did sell - it closed 4/16/08 and sold for $189,835. Let me know if you would like any more information on this or any other property. - Wed May 28 2008, 19:33

It sold for $315,000 according to MLS. Let me know if you would like any further information. - Thu Mar 13 2008, 17:23

The best thing to do is communicate with your Realtor / their manager. It is crucial to keep the house show ready at all times and make sure to accomodate all showings and that is pretty much the main thing for you to do. It is very important to neutralize the pet odor seeing is you don't want that to be the objection. At least with the weather getting nicer you can air the house out. Have you tried Smells Be Gone? It is a pretty good odor neutralizer. The majority of the buyers are online or hear about homes from their Realtor. Depending on the price of your home their are some print publications that the ad can be placed in (however they seldom generate much interest). Craigslist is another way to get the home in front of potential buyers. In todays market the other thing sellers are doing is offering a buyer credit or else an agent selling bonus. If there is a lot for buyers to choose from this might make it more attractive for them & perhaps get an agent to suggest the house when the buyer hasn't selected it. Unfortunately in todays market homes are taking longer to sell so it is a big hurry up and wait. There is a lot of behind the scenes work that the Realtor should be doing, however, they should be communicating this to you. Hopefully this helps. Good luck! - Tue Mar 4 2008, 18:26

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This is a very frustrating situation - especially the emotional roller coaster. Sadly since nothing was in writing, a gentleman's agreement means nothing. It would be nice if the seller's would have been honorable to you. Hopefully next time this won't happen and make sure to put whatever contract in writing to make it legally enforceable. - Sun Mar 2 2008, 09:23