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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Marketing my first property
I have our first property under contract. After 12 days trying to move it, nothing significant has transpired. I am wondering if it is the marketing I lack, or the area. I feel it is a great deal but I have only had 2 inquiries. I listed it on BP, Linkedin, and craigslist. with a link to pictures, and details about the property. I do see that there is a lot of competition on craigslist but not one compares to this property. I have a small buyers list and sent it out to all of them. I show it for sale at a certain figure, should I have just stated " buy contract for $5,000"? It is showing at a low of $51,000 and high at $58,000. I have been asking $28,000. I am running out of time and really want this to happen. If anyone has any input, I would really appreciate it.
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@Terri Lewis I can rep for @AdaPia DErrico and her team, great people and very helpful.