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I mean years ago they were hotter than a burner on a stove then the bottom fell out of the market for some reason.  

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@Jacob Dame, it is apparent that the Seller already has a listing Agent, who should already be aware of the Seller's bottom line of $85k (coincidentally the same price they paid at the height of the pre-GFC-bubble in 2006 - most other Sellers in the meantime have had to wear significant losses).

The bottom will come online in the next three months. 

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Bottom of the carpet is white, so urine stains show up perfectly, and those dogs covered a vast majority of the carpet (multiple times in many areas), which was almost the entirely upstairs (1150 SF) & the stairs themselves.

Of course some markets are slower than others due to various market conditions.Speaking only on the perspective of the market here in Metro Atlanta (which does have strong economic growth), overall we have a pretty steady incline on sale prices since the bottom in 2012.

Remember, you can just walk away if you don't like the Seller's bottom line.