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Originally Posted by Fighting Banana Slug
I can guess knowing you have 17 showings and an above asking price offer, it would be easy to think you might have priced too low. Was that a strategy or did your realtor give any advice on that?
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Realtor and I did research independently. Agreed to the listing price. I still think it's a fair price.
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Originally Posted by stampsx2
Anyone know if new build prices have increased in the last few months? I’m wondering if that would be a better option. Technically no inspections required and maybe the house price is lower than a previously owned.
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Builders I've been hearing about are in the +10% category now for lumber shortage.
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Originally Posted by Voodooman
Our agent advised we were reviewing offers on Saturday, had multiple, went back to the best ones, and ended up selling well over asking. They did a visit, and then a home inspection, and asked for no adjustments. It's a heritage house, and the warts are apparent, so in the current market I wasn't open to any price reductions. I would have just gone back to the next buyer. The joys of selling in a hot market...
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Agree that there's apparent warts in my house I'm selling. I don't wanna hear from the guy that his +$20k offer over list is now -$10k under list post inspection. Reasons are the fence falling over, a new roof required, the windows are original needing replacement, and the carpets all need to be replaced. Those are not things you need a home inspector to see on your behalf.