Comments on: Should I lower the price of my home? http://blog.findwell.com/selling-a-home/should-i-lower-the-price-of-my-home/ Seattle Real Estate Info, Advice, Statistics & Discussion Thu, 19 Jan 2012 01:51:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: bevoost http://blog.findwell.com/selling-a-home/should-i-lower-the-price-of-my-home/#comment-10 bevoost Sat, 25 Apr 2009 21:11:05 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/should-i-lower-the-price-of-my-home/#comment-10 <p>I think the posting above offers sound, pragmatic advice. In particular, I agree strongly with points 2-5, which encourage the seller to set an accurate listing price from the beginning based on buyer feed back and comparables in the neighborhood, instead of on targeted proceeds.</p> <p>Unless your house is overpriced, though, I would argue to never lower the asking price of your home. You can read my arguments against lowering the price of your home at the following url: </p> <p>http://www.bevoost.com/blog/?p=32.</p> <p>The idea is to make an informed decision having considered both sides.</p> I think the posting above offers sound, pragmatic advice. In particular, I agree strongly with points 2-5, which encourage the seller to set an accurate listing price from the beginning based on buyer feed back and comparables in the neighborhood, instead of on targeted proceeds.

Unless your house is overpriced, though, I would argue to never lower the asking price of your home. You can read my arguments against lowering the price of your home at the following url:

http://www.bevoost.com/blog/?p=32.

The idea is to make an informed decision having considered both sides.

]]> By: bevoost http://blog.findwell.com/selling-a-home/should-i-lower-the-price-of-my-home/#comment-518 bevoost Sat, 25 Apr 2009 21:11:00 +0000 http://blog.findwell.com/uncategorized/should-i-lower-the-price-of-my-home/#comment-518 I think the posting above offers sound, pragmatic advice. In particular, I agree strongly with points 2-5, which encourage the seller to set an accurate listing price from the beginning based on buyer feed back and comparables in the neighborhood, instead of on targeted proceeds. Unless your house is overpriced, though, I would argue to never lower the asking price of your home. You can read my arguments against lowering the price of your home at the following url: http://www.bevoost.com/blog/?p=32. The idea is to make an informed decision having considered both sides. I think the posting above offers sound, pragmatic advice. In particular, I agree strongly with points 2-5, which encourage the seller to set an accurate listing price from the beginning based on buyer feed back and comparables in the neighborhood, instead of on targeted proceeds.
Unless your house is overpriced, though, I would argue to never lower the asking price of your home. You can read my arguments against lowering the price of your home at the following url:
http://www.bevoost.com/blog/?p=32.
The idea is to make an informed decision having considered both sides.

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