What If I Price
Too Low?
You will lose money.
The first sign that you have priced too low is that all of a sudden your property is a hot
commodity. Other agents and buyers on the market keep their eyes peeled for deals, and
will hop at the chance to buy from you.
Of course, if it is
in error that you price too low, you should contact your attorney as soon as possible to
see if there are any legal issues to address with refusing a full price offer.
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[ "Is it to My Advantage to Sell ""By Owner""?" ]
[ Will an Agent Contact me if I Advertise FSBO? (For Sale By Owner) ]
[ Am I More Likely to Find A Buyer With an Agent? ]
[ What do I Look For In a Good Agent? ]
[ Do I need a Lawyer? ]
[ How Much can I Expect to Net From A Sale? ]
[ What If I Price Too High? ]
[ What If I Price Too Low? ]
[ Do I Need An Appraisal? ]
[ Should I Accept an Offer From A Buyer Who's Looking For a FHA or VA Mortgage? ]
[ What Are Points? ]
[ Can I Really Buy a Home For No Money Down? ]
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