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They set it at $159K and now brought other realtors from the office through and changed it to $153K. Why did they not set it at $153K to begin with?
The Realtor cannot change the price without your permission. It is your house. If you did not authorize the price reduction then they should not have changed it.
As far as the reasoning, the one Realtor who listed it probably thought $159k sounded like a good price and listed it at that price. That is what should be on the contract that you signed. After they did their property tour they talked about the houses they toured and the general consensus may have been that the house might sell faster at $153k. But, like I said earlier, they don't have the authority to change the price without your permission.
Did the Realtor call you and tell you the price was changed or did you see it advertised somewhere? I just wonder if there could have been a typo in the advertising.
I bought my home for $245,000 and put about $15,000 into it…
If I could sell right now for $255,000-$260,000, and just lose money in interest and closing costs, would it worth it for me since I could talk a builder / seller down pretty good right now on another house….
Since it is a buyer's market, I lose money selling but make it up where I buy? What's the downside to this? Plus better mortgage rates….
Why are you wanting to sell?
Is it just because you think you can get a better deal elsewhere and you think you can pull some slick financial move? If so - sounds risky and not likely to pay off.
Now, if you have some crazy mortgage that is resetting and you can't afford it and are facing foreclosure - then selling quick and cheap is probably something to look at.
You purchased your house for 245,000 have put 15,000 into it = so you have 260,000 in your house. If you sold now for 255,000 you would lose 5,000 Plus 15,3000 commission (6%) Plus additional closing costs on the old home. Since it's a buyers market - there is a good chance the buyer will want you to contribute some to their closing costs.
Then you are going to incur commission and some closing costs on the new home. You would have to purchase the new house for 40,000 below value just to break even.
Unless you have a reason to sell - I'd stay where you are. It will take a few years, but the housing market will rebound. It probably will not go back to the all time highs - but will stabilize.
I rented my home through a realtor and paid them a commission for finding the tenant. If I sell to the tenant would I have to pay the realtor some sort of commission from the sale?
Only if you have the house listed with this agent or agency. You should not have any more obligations to this agent or agency. So you are free to do what ever you like with your property as long as you do not have the preprty listed with them.
If the property is listed with them than yes you will have to pay a commission.
Good Luck
The carpet needs to be replaced throughout. Needs floorboards. Needs some drywall work. The repair is not extremely extensive but I don't have the time or money to finish it. I need to sell the house and not lose all the equity i have in it. The house is in Las Vegas. Valued between 320,000 and 360,000.
Thanks for your help.
in this market where buyers want to hear things like short -sale, pre-foreclosure, you are going to look to move a non-complete house for how much close to value? esp in Vegas you may want to consider unloading the place for as close to the note as possible to get out while you still have good credit
I bought home 4.5 years ago. I put a new roof on it, painted interior and exterior and made a few minor repairs. It is 77 years old. Its in decent shape and is cute and has some features (bigger yard, better material for exterior walls, slightly bigger space interior) that make it a hair above value many in area. I am single and coping with yard, maintenence is just a hassle/hits budget for me so I sell. I don't have to sell now.
Since I put home on market the neighborhood…appealing one still somewhat transitional–prices have sunk ..this is not a market where prices were terribly overinflated…but homes that would have gone for 230 or 250 a years ago are selling for at least 20 to 40 K or more less ..a steal. I could lower my price still more…but it would take a lot of my investment. I risk with a older home need for expensive repairs etc. But market could normalize by next spring.
Should I wait and risk repair need or sell? How do I decide break even pt on costs w/mortgage?
With mortgage pymt, renting out would not work as I'd have to charge above going rate for home in this area.
Brick house (painted) so siding is not an issue and it was tuck pointed. Home warrenty added to deal would handle worries a buyer would have with appliances, etc.
I paid about 18K down, about 8-900/mo. not counting insurance and taxes mortagage, have made about 25K in repairs/paint/roof.
why not rent?
Spring is traditionally always a good time to sell your home. People like to buy now and move in the summer when kids are between grades.
I bought a home for $258,000 last year, now the market sucks and other homes like it are selling for $232,000. It is also hard to rent, everyone has a place for rent. The payments are killing me. Should I take a loss now or will things improve?
Best to find some ways to improve the value of your home - ways that you can do yourself are the best for ROI. I would say wait another year before jumping out the window
is now a good time to sell your home,unlock the cash value and move into rented accomadation.
I read an article in the newspaper today that said housing prices are beginning to cool off. Furthermore the Base Rate seems to be holding inflationary pressures.
Perhaps now would be a good time. Personally I would wait to the next review of the Base Rate by the MPC.