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If I lower my price after listing, will buyers see it as a sign of weakness, or is it a normal part of the selling process?
Asked by Johson | Indian Wells, CA | 03-26-2026 | 2,419 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
I listed my house and an unrepresented buyer just toured it. They told me that since they don’t have an agent, I should knock 2.5% off the price. Is this a fair trade, or am I taking on all the legal risk by doing the paperwork myself? How do I protect myself from a DIY buyer?
Asked by Claudia K | Stillwater, OK | 03-26-2026 | 276 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
Need consultant on selling costs. What is the break down? They seem high.
Asked by Ruthie GreenBrown | 08053 | 03-26-2026 | 135 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
Costs seem unreasonable ,
The house I like has leased solar panels. How does that work when I sell? Does the new owner take over the lease? rnAlso, does that monthly payment count against me when I'm trying to get approved for my new mortgage?
Asked by Ryan | Tahoe City, CA | 03-23-2026 | 441 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
Something creepy happened in the condo next to mine. I don't want to get into the details here, but it was enough to make me want to move. Do I need to tell the agent about this? Or do I need to tell the people moving in about it, or is that not my problem?
Asked by Tonya | New York, NY | 03-23-2026 | 127 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
We love our rose bushes and have put a lot of effort into maintaining them over the years. They hold a lot of memories for us. We're downsizing and want a piece of this house to take with us. Can we dig them up and take them to our new home?
Asked by Maggie | St. Cloud, MN | 03-23-2026 | 148 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
I'm selling my house and have smart home tech like doorbell, thermostat and security cameras. I'm fine with leaving these things, but how to I transfer them to the new owner without compromising my security, personal info, and passwords? Do sellers normally uninstall them?
Asked by Devin | Baltimore, MD | 03-23-2026 | 262 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
A few years back our house was struck with lightening and caught on fire. Fire dept was quick and we lost about half of the 2nd floor. We obviously did remediation and repairs. The house is completely fine now and no damage remains. But do we need to disclose this when selling our house? Will the fact that it caught on fire affect our home value?
We feel ready to sell and want to move. This was meant to be a starter home. But we have a 3.4% interest rate. Here's some details about us:rnFamily of 3 going on 4rn2 bedroom 1 bath housernBought in 2017rn30 year mortgagernrnWe don't want to be landlords and we need to money from this house for our next house if we were to move.rn
Asked by Amber | Columbus, OH | 03-23-2026 | 93 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago

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