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Updated about 1 year ago, 12/07/2023

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Julius Clark
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Indianapolis
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Winter is coming!

Julius Clark
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Indianapolis
Posted

More of a general post but I think we can make this a super useful thread. 

Winter is always known as a dark time in real estate. Especially in the Midwest and other locations with cold cold winters. Typically people say that winter is the time to work on your business process and just hunker down for the spring. Personally, I have no intention of slowing down. I think that this winter will be the most interesting winter for deals to be done. Here in Indianapolis were are already seeing the DOM start to tick up on houses priced a little to high. I think that this winter is going to be the time to snag some of those houses that have been on the market for nearly 3 months. The sellers are eventually going to have to accept that their house is not worth what their agent is telling them. They will eventually have to take a lower offer or hold for longer. 

My question is, what do you plan to do this winter in real estate? How do you feel about the upcoming winter? Do you have any predictions on what strategies will prevail? 

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