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Keith Jourdan
  • Property Manager
  • Metro Detroit, MI
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When do you drop the price?

Keith Jourdan
  • Property Manager
  • Metro Detroit, MI
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I listed a flip 3 days a go. Have only had 1 showing so far. At what point should I drop the price a little bit, to try and increase showings?

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    Jake Thomas
    • Residential Real Estate Agent
    • Grand Rapids, MI
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    Jake Thomas
    • Residential Real Estate Agent
    • Grand Rapids, MI
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    @Mike Wallace @Keith Jourdan First, I hope there is a picture of the exterior on the listing. The inside looks nice but you would benefit from wide angle shots with a professional camera. Here is an example of listing I took over. My pictures are the nicer looking ones.  This helps get people in the door. The work you did looks nice and a good camera or hiring a pro will help show it off to a buyer. New buyers spend just a couple seconds going through pictures and they are attracted to the pretty ones :) I hope this helps. 

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