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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why not wait until the construction is over? Why do you think several professionals are wrong but you are right?  Real estate is about location: your home may be beautiful but its location does not warrant the price you think it does.[/quote]

You are missing the point (and let me guess, you are one of the "professionals"....nice try.).  It is hard to find "professional" real estate agents in this area. We had two at the house yesterday, from highly reputable firms, that spent their time bragging about their ability to present and sell but both high quality brochures they provided as samples had layout errors, spelling errors, and just general poor marketing overall. Other realtors have come to our home with repeated errors throughout paperwork, inability to articulate a sound marketing strategy, etc. As I mentioned in my original post, we are quite aware of the appropriate price due to comps in our neighborhood. [/quote]

PP here. You guessed wrong--I am not a realtor at all. I just play one on DCUM when I am procrastinating at work:P  When I was selling in another state and the realtor told us we should lower our price, we didn't take her advice and we got the price we thought we deserved.  But that doesn't mean the realtor was a bad one. You set the parameters at the end of the day.

If your house is in a covetable area you may not need a price drop. Maybe it's not as covetable as you think? [/quote]

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