What’s the harm?

I know the appraiser is going to do this research but it doesn’t harm to show him the numbers.

(PS Totally agree with @Brad Miller about the mailbox thing, the first rule of marketing is 'first do no harm'. :)

If your agent works out a poor deal, it could harm the rest of the estate.

I think there are steps you can take down either path that could be helpful or harmful.

Ask me anything ("AMA") you want to know or questions you might have and I'll do my best to answer or connect you with someone who can.My background: ~8 years professional environmental consultant and wildlife biologist (phase 1/2's, wetland delineation/permitting, oil & gas, etc); ~3 years in the oil and gas industry doing environmental work; partner in standing up one of the biggest wine grape vineyards in Texas by acreage, also currently standing up a high-end "custom crush" winery in the heart of West Texas vineyard country; ~6 years financial modeling/underwriting residential and unique real estate and business opportunities; 8 years total investing in real estate, mostly SFR and small MFR holdings in West Texas and DFWHope I can be helpful to you!

The W.H.O is saying lockdowns were more harm than good !!

Or it could just be overpriced and scaring away buyers because of that.The more you can find out ahead of time the better, and usually there's no harm in asking as long as you don't offend the agent or make yourself sound like a high maintenance buyer. 

They typically don't know what they are doing and typically, do more harm than good. 

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