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Joshua Hively
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Listing price increases explained

Joshua Hively
  • Columbus, OH
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BP Family!! I am trying to make sense of how a property can be listed on the MLS, then a few days later the price increases $10,000 or $20,000. If there was a demand for the property wouldn't the seller just accept one of the offers at the initial listing price or go for a highest and best? Thanks for your insight!! Couldn't do this without y'all!

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