If you’re selling your home and finally accepted an offer you’re happy with, it seems like all your stress is over. It’s time to pack up and move on!

But sometimes life throws you a curveball—such as another buyer who is smitten by your fabulous home and steps up with a higher offer. What’s a seller to do?

It’s a good dilemma, to be sure, but that doesn’t make it easy. Overall, switching to a higher offer after you’ve already accepted one isn’t something experts recommend—it’s unpleasant, unet...

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The top three greatest fears for Sellers 

 

Selling the property to cheap.

Often times you have a price in mind that you are looking or hoping to get for your home and your Realtor has to bring you into realization that "similar homes' to yours are selling for quite a bit less.  You know what the house just down the street just sold for and what another house that is listed for sale in your neighborhood is asking to get.  And of coarse your house is better.  Did you know that your Realtor has...

4 Greatest fears that buyers have

 

That your not getting a good deal or that there will be something wrong with it 

Of coarse you don't want to pay to much for the house.  Your Dad probably has told you that you make money on a house when you buy it, not when you sell it, so you want to make sure your not going to overpay.  The real estate market flucuates and if the house your ready to make an offer on has been on the market for some time, the current value won't be the same as it once was...