Is the hot seller market cooling off?

As the housing market continues to evolve, it’s essential to reflect on trends and lessons learned. Much like the fashion trends of the past, real estate markets can change, and expectations should remain grounded. In the current hot market, maintaining realistic pricing and market-savvy strategies is key to success. Learn from the past and adapt for a prosperous real estate journey.

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If your home isn’t selling, it’s overpriced. (period)

A seller asks Glen what to do about lowering their price. Glen responds with the cold hard truth…as usual. Learn why your home may not be selling and how pricing it correctly is the key to a successful sale. Is your home not selling? Learn why it might be overpriced and what you can do to fix it. Get expert tips from Ohio MLS Flat Fee, your trusted real estate partner.

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Seller Beware in Ohio

Let the SELLER Beware of Appraisals & Inspections

In the world of real estate, we often hear ‘caveat emptor,’ or ‘let the buyer beware.’ But what about sellers? It’s time to introduce ‘caveat venditor’—let the seller beware. In today’s market, sellers face unique challenges, from appraisal issues to inspection demands. Learn how to protect your interests and navigate this seller’s market with confidence.

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Dealing with low offers on Ohio Homes

How to handle low ball offers on your home

As an experienced broker, I hate presenting lowball offers. Sellers often forget the ‘don’t shoot the messenger’ rule when they see one. Let’s dive into expert tips for dealing with lowball offers on your home effectively. Don’t settle for less than your home’s true value.

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Dual Agency is Dangerous

Should a home-buyer and home-seller use the same agent?

Discover why dual agency in real estate can be a risky proposition. You’ll be shown the essential differences between buyer agents, seller agents, and dual agents, and why working with a dedicated buyer’s agent is often the smartest choice. Learn how dual agency can potentially compromise your interests as a buyer, and why family connections and part-time agents may not be the best fit for your homebuying journey.

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