You run the risk of turning off potential buyers and prolonging the sale process by pricing your property too high.To price your property competitively, follow these tips:Research the local real estate market to determine a fair price for your property.Consider hiring a professional appraiser to determine the true value of your property.Be willing to negotiate with potential buyers to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.Rather than reducing the price first, consider giving them other types of concessions.Remember, most listing sites have ways to filter properties by price.

Ya i think you start the process all over. 

You can have the zoning permit billing statement issued and perhaps that’s what leads you to question whether you as the owner can pull the building permit but the building permit process is different. 

Hi,I am in the process of putting a property in San Antonio for sale and I am looking for some staging company suggestions.

I know that @J Scott wrote a pretty good book on the process though, (just finished it this weekend), and I would recommend starting with that.

Any advice/insight is greatly appreciated as I am eager to start this process.

Having all my finical documents together helped the process go smoother.

I'm currently looking for an insurance company to cover a high end flip ($1.6M Purch/$700k Reno) that I am in the process of purchasing.

In California, what is the process to evict a tenant from a unit when you are purchasing a 2-4 unit multifamily property?

There are many different systems, process, and pricing strategies to keep those type of people from staying at your property, or even having a party to begin with.