Answers by Christine A. Hunter

Rents are at an all time high and I dont see them ever coming back down. Prices fluctuate but are also high but stable. Its a winning situation whichever you decide.; One thing to consider is "do you really want to be a landlord"? Watch some Jude Judy on TV and you will likely want to sell as opposed to rent.

Dont replace the doors at this point. List your home, get feedback and wait until a buyer does the home inspections. You will likely spend your money on other more important things.

Either way you look at it, you are buying with a Realtor. The one at the open house has the sellers best interest. Its best to get your pwn buyers agent. If you are on Zillow look over the Realtor suggests and ratings that pop up. Good Luck.

Ask your Realtor what the remarks and reviews are with each showing. Maybe it is not priced properly for your market area. Maybe there are things you can fix. Good Luck.

Dont ever advertise "As-is" it gives the wrong impression that there are major issues with the house. Be willing to negotiate with the inspections in the form of credits or repairs. That is the best way to get the best price. Good Luck.

In this market you should be able to sell the house rather quickly and get out from under it. Foreclosure takes 9-12 months

That would depend on where you are seeing the post. Are you talking about websites like zillow that give an estimate? They are only 70% accurate as the computer pulls the comps with no rhyme or reason. You should be able to go to those sites, claim it as the owner and adjust.

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