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Lucas Shelton
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Springfield, IL
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Sales marketing with a not so tech savy realtor

Lucas Shelton
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Springfield, IL
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My wife and I are on our second flip.  All the work is done and we have the house listed at or slightly below fair market value, but no offers.  After speaking with some realtor friends in our market, we get mixed reviews on the market conditions.  Some say things are great and no issues, and others say its been deadly slow since July (about the time we listed the house for sale).  My wife is working on getting her license, but in the interim, we have it listed with her mom.  She is a great realtor in the sense of knowing house prices and guiding on where to spend the money or not spend it for repairs based on location and how it will benefit us, but I think she has a lot to learn on some of the more modern, technical ways to market and sell listings.  

I am curious if anyone has any recommendations on things that we, the sellers, can do to help draw buzz or excitement around our listing to aid in drawing buyers in.  We've had a lot of showings on the property, positive feedback from viewers and other agents, but no offers.  Just trying to get this sucker moved so we can move on the the next.  

Thanks for any support or help you can provide. 

Happy New Year!  

Lucas 

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