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James Wehner
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Foreclosures, trustee sales, residential investment properties, representing buyers to find them a home that matches their wants and needs at a great price,
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As a successful real estate investor and Realtor®, my focus is to assist buyers (investors, first time homebuyers, second home-buyers, relocations...etc)
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"James' insight on the market is an invaluable asset, as well as his ability to work & communicate with people. He not only understands the competition,
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James Wehner answered:
Great question! In general, single story homes will sell better than 2 story homes. One main reason being that you are open to a larger pool of buyer prospects. There are buyers that can only do a single story and then there are buyers that may prefer a 2 story home but could settle for a single level if all the other features of the property work.
Additionally, if you compare the same square footage between a single level and a 2 story home, the single level will most often sell for a higher price per square foot.
Additionally, if you compare the same square footage between a single level and a 2 story home, the single level will most often sell for a higher price per square foot.
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