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The Selling Market

It is in your best interest to understand the real estate market and how it can influence the sale of your home. Is it a seller's or buyer's market? In a seller's market the demand for homes in that area is high while the supply is low. In contrast, in a buyer's market the demand is relatively low and the supply is high. Your research should include homes that have recently sold in the same area as your home.

The more you understand about the real estate market, the more educated of a decision you'll be able to make. You'll want to investigate such factors as the midpoint sales range and others. If you compare over the last several years, you'll be able to see whether prices are falling or rising in the overall market of home sales. Another factor to compare over the last several years is the number of home sales. An active market will generally be indicated by a higher number of sales. Also look into the average days homes are on the market. When the average is low, it can serve as an indicator that it is a seller's market. Your agent will help you explore the market trend in your area.



Home Buying a home New Construction
  Selling a Home
Condition of Home
Role of Agent
Choose the Right Agent
The Selling Market
Pricing Your House
Your Responsibility
Showing Your Home
Sale Contract
The Closing
What's Next?
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