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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The house isn't vacant. What are you talking about?[/quote]

OP is under contract on their new house. Presuming they move into their new house, their old house will be vacant. Or a rental. Both which make it slightly harder to sell/insure.

Also, it's cute the OP doesn't care that Zillow shows the stale listing, it's so nostalgic![/quote]

I am the OP and I didn't say I didn't care - I said I am not too worried.  I have seen Zillow listing where houses are delisted and related.  I do not presume to know why the house was delisted and relisted, especially if a chunk of time has gone by.  In fact, the house I purchased was delisted and relisted.  It went in 5 days with 4 offers this time around.  Price is the same and house is now vacant.  Seller apparently had a long distance move and decided to delist and get the move over with and relist after.  I only know that after the fact, as the buyer.

Again, I realize there are pros and cons.  I realize that there is a chance I will not get as much in the Spring (and I will not actually try to raise my price in the Spring).  I am just wondering if people have done this and if it was better than letting the house sit over the winter.  Considering the house has been on for only 3 days, this may never come to pass.  I am a planner and it comforts me to think ahead.  Some of you are reading way too much into this.  
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