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Richard Solano
  • Reston, VA
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Selling home in North Tampa - starting to get concerned

Richard Solano
  • Reston, VA
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Hi BP community. I am selling a 6 BR colonial house rental property in a pretty desirable area. I had a buyer back out at the last minute. House is back on the market. I listed with a flat fee MLS offering a 1% buyers commission. This was 4 days ago. The buyer I had lined up before listing on MLS found my house FSBO on Zillow so I thought listing on MLS would generate more traffic. No such luck. Not one inquiry. The house appraised at $340k so we listed at $345k. I have a sign in front yard and also listed it on Facebook marketplace and Craigslist. I log in every couple days to renew those posts. I’m starting to get concerned. The tenants we had in there moved out almost a month ago. (Ugh) What else can I be doing? I would have thought we would have at least gotten one call by now, but nothing. The school district is awesome (10/10 on Greatschools.org). Any insights, advice or reassurance appreciated.

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