As a real estate agent your broker or your local real estate association would be ablr to give you a referral or two...

You should probably do some diligence locally/with people in the area, rather than relying on some site on the internets...

The rules vary locally. 

Find a local agent, property manager and/or boots on the ground since values can change dramatically from one area to the next. 

I'll definitely look into the local REIA.Stay warm!

Hello Ryan, I was looking in those markets because my local Dover/ New Philadelphia area is small so there's not as many options available.

Hey, I am not sure about your local market.

I definitely suggest you get involved in some local meetups.

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.

Recent amendments require a local agency to impose an owner occupancy requirement as a condition of a homeowner receiving a ministerial lot split.