After a Fort Pierce home sat on the market for a little over 180 days, the sellers chose a new plan. This expired listing case study shows how a clearer relaunch helped the home receive a full-price contract in 13 days.
Several years ago, our family had a vacation home in North Carolina's Outer Banks. We enjoyed it. We had good memories there. It made sense for that season of life. Then life changed. We were not using it the same way anymore. The trips were fewer. The costs were still…
Selling inherited land in Port St. Lucie can be more emotional than people expect, especially when the property represents a family dream that never had the chance to become real. For one family, a vacant lot in Port St. Lucie had been part of the family story since 1994. Their…
A Canadian seller inherited land in Port St. Lucie and needed a local plan to sell from a distance. Here is how we helped guide the sale through pricing, offers, setbacks, and closing.
Their Vero Beach condo had once been part of their retirement plan. Then life changed. They moved overseas to Europe, and the condo sat vacant for about two years. The condo had become a Florida property they no longer used, but the condo fees, taxes, insurance, utilities, and maintenance did…
Your house has not sold in 3 months. What now? You may have chosen to list your house "for-sale-by-owner" or you may have chosen to list your home with a real estate agent. Either way, it's been 3 months and it has not even had an offer. Let's break down a couple of reasons that will require you to take a good look.
When you listed your home for sale, you expected it to be sold -- you did not expect to have your listing expire. That often leaves you with a feeling of disappointment, maybe even bitterness, because your listing expired.