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I’m playing catch-up on blogs with the help of my guest bloggers. I welcome back guest blogger June Duncan who wrote this article for the Cleveland Appraisal Blog. Here are some tips to help you transition to a new city and begin a new chapter in your life, shared below by Cleveland Appraisal Blog. Hello friends!
In this blog post, we will delve into the concept of the Law of Diminishing Returns and explore how realestateagents can utilize this knowledge to effectively price their listings. Buyers are often reluctant to pay a premium for features that significantly exceed the norm in their area.
3) Use bracketing when choosing comps- The technique of using sales that are larger and smaller than the home you are pricing is referred to as bracketing. Using the living area to describe this technique helps it to be more easily understood, however, bracketing can be used with other features of the home as well.
Appraiser and Agent Collaboration is a Good Thing The importance of collaboration between realestateagents and appraisers can be a touchy subject. On one hand, the realestateagent’s main goal is to advocate for their client while the appraiser must be an impartial and non-biased third party.
In this blog post, I’ll dive deep into what outlier sales are, why they should not be used in pricing other properties, and the potential consequences of relying on them. The Agent’s Role in Pricing Pricing a home accurately is a pivotal step in ensuring a successful sale.
Unlocking the Basics: Part 2 of Housing Statistics for Beginners In my last blog post, which was the first installment in this multi-part series, I discussed why it is important for agents to be aware of local housing statistics. The post Housing Statistics for Beginners, Part 2 appeared first on Birmingham Appraisal Blog.
Work with a skilled realestateagent. Some agents steer clear of ending a home’s price with a zero (i.e., 300,000) helps to straddle two pricing brackets and optimize exposure. The post The art (and the importance) of pricing your home to sell appeared first on Cornerstone Blog. 99 discount appeal).
You’re a realestateagent and after a lot of back-and-forth, give-and-take, offers and counteroffers, you’ve helped your client negotiate a sweet price for their home. If you are a realestateagent, has this ever happened to you? 4) “Bracketing” of most major features. (No What just happened?
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There are numerous other reasons why you might want to sell your home without an agent, such as saving money and maintaining control. In modern practices, there are plenty of online tools homeowners can use to navigate the market, negotiate deals, and successfully sell their homes without hiring a realestateagent.
This is written for realestateagents, but very useful for appraisers. Read on blog www.appraisaltoday.com/blog Posted by noon Friday. You can subscribe to the blog in the upper right of each blog page. NOTE: the popular ads with liability tips are below the first topic on my blog posts.
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