What are some reasons my house might not be selling?

Hi Harris, Open ended question. Can you send us a link so we can view the home? I could rattle off 100 reasons but dont know if they apply to you and your home. In the end, it usually comes down to price. No matter what else is going on, if a property is priced "right" it will sell. Especially in a hot seller's market. If it is listed, ask your agent for feedback from the showings. If you are not listed with a real estate agent, that should be your next step to help you sell your home for top dollar. Good luck! Spirit

Hello Harris, there is no reason I have buyers for all types of homes please let me know if I can help in any way. - Alfred

1. Overpriced 2. You hired a discount broker and your home is competing vs. others than pay 2.5 to 3% 3. Difficult to show

Generally it is because you have hired the wrong agent, or you are not listening to the advice of your good agent. I would consider your hiring process, and if that feels bullet proof consider your approach to your agent's guidance.

You need the right Agent and Brokerage. MARKETING MARKETING MARKETING! Bigger firms get more action.... and have specialists available to get the best exposure for your home on the Internet. Home needs to be Clean and Neutral and De-Cluttered. Make it easy to show at a moments notice. Quick sales need to be priced right. Not in a hurry to sell, you may be able to wait for the right buyer. I could show you !

Hello, Many things come to mind. First off is it priced right? How do the pictures look? Have you googled your address to see what your listing looks like to the buyers out there? How easy is your agent to get ahold of? Is the home easy to show? Things to think about. Good Luck

Hi Harris, there could be a variety of reason for a house not selling, even though its rare in a seller's market like ours. Some of the most common factors are location, condition, price and marketing. Happy to assist and answer more questions if you'd like to connect. I can be reached at 773-516-1111. I run a 25 broker team selling well over 150 million annually and do over 400+ transactions so pretty savvy when it comes to different scenarios. Good luck with your journey!

I would take many things into consideration including but not limited to the price, location and condition. I know this is a hot market. However, you can still overprice a home. Also, this time of year the market will slight slow down due to graduations, travel, etc. So before someone tells you to reduce the price of your home because there is not much activity, please don't. You need a better reason than that. I have saved my seller thousands of dollars and happy to share with you how I do this.

It could be overpriced or dated or in need of care