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Updated almost 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

Days on market
So, I am looking at the MLS data an agent sent me for solds and I am a little confused looking at it. This one property I looked at, the list date is 4/2/10 and the sold date is 6/23/10. The DOM is 10..From the dates, it took the property more than 2 months to get sold, but why is DOM 10?
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Because it took ten days to get an accepted offer on the property. At that point, a property is no longer on the market.