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Greg Fend
  • Investor
  • Harker Heights, TX
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Not getting offers

Greg Fend
  • Investor
  • Harker Heights, TX
Posted

We listed our latest flip in San Antonio 42 days ago. The realtor is doing a good job of showing the house with some decent traffic, we've done some staging, it is in the desirable Alamo Heights neighborhood, and all seems to be ready. We've even already done one price drop.

I understand the need for patience. I'm just curious to hear from the community: what actions do you take after a flip has been on the market for a while to improve your chances of getting an offer worth taking? Do you continue to make small improvements, additional price drops? My partners are thinking about painting the exterior and adding some shutters to increase the curb appeal (although I think it still shows pretty well).

What are your thoughts, BP?

If interested, here's the link to the listing:

http://realestate.sabor.com/homes-for-sale/TX/San-Antonio/78209/202-TUXEDO-118555986/popup

Greg

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