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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Red flags if multiple neighboring homes go on the market at once?
3 homes on the same block, 2 of which are neighboring have gone on the market in my farm area within 2 weeks of each other. They are priced moderately based on comparable. I personally find this a bit suspicious but still plan to get eyes on them this weekend. What could be something to induce this aside from just chance? Anything in particular I should pay a bit extra attention to? Anyone had similar experiences to this? Thanks.