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Jeremy Barth
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Selling a duplex with settling/sloping

Jeremy Barth
  • Investor
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I'm attempting to sell a duplex that has some significant settling/sloping.  The property is sound, but it's very noticeable and is scaring off buyers.  Any advice?

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John Woodrich
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John Woodrich
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  • Minneapolis, MN
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What do you mean by very noticeable?  I didn't notice any cracking in your stucco or any issues from the photos but I suppose they were taken to avoid any issues.

As far as price goes - are you still getting showings?  If you aren't getting showings that could be a sign that you are priced too high.  Looking at the Zillow listing it has only been listed for 9 days???  You may be jumping the gun on getting concerned.

Ever consider removing the Ivy?

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