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I’m thinking about buying a home, but interest rates seem higher than they were a few years ago. From your experience, does it make more sense to buy now or wait to see if rates come down?
I’m looking at a few homes right now and I’m not sure how to tell if the listing price is fair. Are there specific things buyers should look at—like comparable sales or time on the market—to know if a home is priced correctly?
I’ve been using online estimates as a guide—how accurate are they really? what do you think?
It feels like homes are overpriced in today’s market. Are buyers overpaying, or is this just the new normal?
I’m wondering if working with an agent actually adds value, or if I could save money by handling things myself.
I have an old split-level that feels very 70s. My agent says to sell it as a project or that maybe someone will fall in love with the old look. but I see newr homes nearby going for $150k more. In this 2026 market, do buyers want homes they can customize or will people not even come to look at it because of the old feel of the listing photos?
Asked by Catherine | 03-20-2026 | 23 Views | Remodeling | Updated 6 days ago
I want to sell as cheaply as possible. Do I have to pay for staging and cleaning and all of the upgrade or repairs? I just want to list it and sell it with out all the extra cost. Can I even do it without a real estate agent and just sell by owner? Or like one of those 1% agents?
There is a home that I am intersted in but i can't find it on zillow or any listings. I did some googling that I think that it is foreclosed. Am I able to look at it? How do I make an offer or at least tour a foreclosed home?
Market is slow in my area. A tenant asked if I’d do a lease-to-purchase. I like the idea of high rent, but I’m worried they’ll just back out in two years and I’ll be stuck with a house that’s now in not great shape. What are the actual risks of seller-financing in this market?
We’ve been on the market for 45 days with no bites. My agent says I should drop the price by $50k, but I’d rather just pull the listing and wait for rates to drop further in 2027. Has anyone delisted and waited successfully, or does it make my house look bad because it didn't sell the first time?
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