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Why Your Home's Asking Price Matters More Today

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  • A growing number of homeowners are overestimating today’s market. ​And that’s why the number of sellers dropping their price is back at normal levels.​
  • A lot of the time this is happening because they’re not paying attention to current conditions. The best way to avoid that mistake? Lean on the expertise of an agent.
  • If you want a proven pricing strategy that works for today's market, connect with a local agent.


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