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Subject: Advice Needed: Challenges in Selling Bellaire Home for Move to Long Island

Rick Agrawal
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Hello Everyone,

 My family and I are in the process of making a move from Bellaire to Long Island, NY. The Bellaire market is a bit unpredictable; some homes sell super fast while others linger for months.

We have a lovely home in Bellaire, but it doesn’t have a pool which seems to be a popular feature around here. We've been working with a realtor, hosting open houses, staging, and even reducing the price, but nothing has clicked yet. It’s starting to get a bit frustrating.

We really need to sell our current home to move to New York. Any suggestions or insights would be greatly appreciated! On a side note, I’m gearing up for the real estate exam in NY, so I’m quite excited about this transition.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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