August 25, 2010

The best moves for home buyers and sellers

one of the biggest roadblocks to getting a house sold these days is the disconnect between buyers and sellers.

In general, sellers have gotten more realistic in pricing their homes than they were right after the housing bubble burst, but agents say that many still don't grasp how much they must concede to close a deal. And buyers are still spraying lowball offers around in hopes that sellers will be desperate enough to bite.

Go to CNNMoney.com to read the entire article by Beth Braverman.

Aug 25, 2010 6:02:45 AM | Real Estate Trends

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