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Updated about 5 years ago,
Selling Home Charlotte NC
We’ve built up some decent equity in our home and are about to close on a new one shortly. I was hoping to tap into that equity but our house has been on the market for about 35 days now with less action than I’d hoped. I’m considering renting but not convinced.
Address is 2135 collingdale place - we’ve had 12 showings and one offer that fell through unfortunately. I’m concerned we are chasing the market this time of year even though the feedback on our price has been positive.
I’m not so sure I want to be a landlord, even though I’ll be in town still. Should we lower the price to be more competitive? I’m afraid the longer it sits the less we will get for it; whereas a tenant would buy us some time. Thanks for reading! Lastly, any advice on the listing/price/market this time of year/ etc would be hugely appreciated.