What should I do if my real estate agent and I disagree on the listing price?
My agent wants to list my property significantly lower than what comparable homes in my neighborhood recently sold for. They claim it will spark a bidding war, but I am worried about leaving money on the table. How can we reach a consensus, or is this a sign I should find a different realtor?
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