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Megan Neithercott
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I would say that they are possibly avoiding your home for 2 reasons. 1) The buyers agent will have to do the same work with less commission. 2) Usually the sellers are present at the showings which does not allow the buyer to feel they can really look at the home - they feel rushed. Let me know if that helps. Another 50 reasons would be price.
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