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How Much Should You Sell Your House For? Insider Tips for Pricing it Right in 2022

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The one mistake we’re finding that sellers make is they get excited about the equity and the amount of money they’re going to receive…when the home sells,” says Kypreos. We might need what we call a leaseback,” or a rent-back , in which the seller leases the house back from the buyer until their new home is ready.

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Seller’s vs. Buyer’s Market: A Seller’s Guide to Decoding Market Conditions

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Think back to the quiz you aced during 10th grade economics with Mrs. Patil: supply and demand. A strong economy, reticent home sellers, and lagging new construction all contribute to a seller’s market. New builds aren’t keeping up. And as the population increases, so does the need for new housing. as of 2020.

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