Yes price is important and it is part of the marketing, but marketing is not part of the price. I have seen a lot of well priced houses expired because they are not marketed properly. However I completely disagree that price is everything.

Bad call. Not even Realtors. Investor who will make a buck any way he can. Do we really want this poster treated the way this guy treats the people on the show? And the show are scripted, so he could have easily had himself portrayed in a good light. His brother doesn't even seem to be affiated with him anymore.

It is tax time. Hopefully you can get a refund back to pay off the back taxes and make current.

Have the kids start helping out with chores. Put the pets outside to get rid of the odor.

We as Realtors have such busy schedules, sometimes we neglect the things we need to do to our own homes. You have to make the time.

Most agents will take any listings that come their way as long as it's priced accordingly. If you're asking an unrealistic price for the home, you might be hard pressed to find someone who will sell your house.

from what i read, Bud made the most sense. if your house needs repairs, you might need to consider owner financing and find a place to rent until you are able to get your financials in order.

sometimes we all have to do things we don't want to do in order to get where we want to go. some options may suck but you don't have too many to choose from and selling through an agent means only buyers with A credit are walking through your house and they will low ball just like investors.

i vote owner financing/lease option.

Since this thread is 9 months old I would think they have already solved their problem.

you'd be surprise, i have sellers contacting me all the time saying their property hasn't sold after one year of marketing it. The price was right an all they just couldn't get it sold. now thats not regular but you do have exceptions.