The house is still sitting on the market.

If the majority of the homes have new windows, you should do that or risk sitting on the market longer.

I know I am new here, but I have been completely fascinated with so many aspects of the real estate world recently, as I sit around all day waiting to hear back on a job I applied for.

I cannot convey to you the endless morass that sits in my mind and festers in my heart.I have heard everything you have said before.

It sounds like you are intending on selling this to a retail buyer, and are pretty casual about how long it will sit on the market.

It has been listed on the MLS for only 2 weeks and the market here is slow, so I know it'll be sitting for awhile.

The one thing that is certain is that you aren't going to find them sitting at home!

In my area the median home is in the mid $400's but I've been looking not of the city in the mid to high 200's. It's

You likely will need to sit down in a room with all the files and wade through them looking for obvious problems.

Some agents that carry 50 to 100 REO listings at a time, would often prefer that the buyers use another agent to assist them in buying because as the listing agent of so many properties, they don't have time to baby-sit transactions.