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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would pick the more similar unit types, that the most probable buyer of your unit would be looking at. It sounds like you have an idea of the price you think is reasonable.

Prices may be fluctuating, so maybe your realtor is trying to reflect an increase in prices within the neighborhood that is demonstrated by more recent sales. Maybe you can look at trends and see if you need to adjust your asking price based on higher prices at the detached units and lack of inventory. [/quote]

Thanks! We were the buyers and backed out as seller was a jerk to us.[/quote]

Curious what the seller did that made you back out?[/quote]

He verbally accepted our counter offer (very small increase) to his counter, and insisted the agents pass on a warning to us to not nickel-and-dime him after inspection. He said he did not want to spend money on fixing broken hinges and small stuff, and we could walk away if we were going to present him with a laundry list of things to fix. Still went ahead and submitted. He did not sign for over 24 hours  because he flew down to Florida, then played golf, dinner with friends, went out to golf the next day. We withdrew our offer at that point. Listing agent promised he could get him off the course in 5 minutes to sign as he was fine with the price but really? Not interested in playing games with someone who showed us exactly how difficult it would be to deal with him. [/quote]

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