Watching the Fall Calendar: What Realtors Mean When They Say “Let’s Get It On”

Listing Agent Refrain in Early October

Let’s get it on
Let’s get it on, baby
This minute, oh yeah
Let’s get it on
Please, let’s get it on

–Marvin Gaye; Lyrics, “Let’s Get It On.”

At least when it comes out of a Realtor’s mouth, the line, “let’s get it on [the market]”** isn’t untoward or otherwise out-of-bounds. 🙂

It’s a simple imperative of selling a home in the Twin Cities before colder weather and the holidays arrive.

Which means that all the would-be home Sellers who’ve been fastidiously prepping their homes the last few (several??) months now need to either complete their projects post-haste; or, price their home accordingly.

You know who you are . . . 

P.S.:  The good news for such dallying homeowners?

In a (still) strong Seller’s market with scarce inventory, Buyers are more tolerant of minor flaws and imperfections.

**More commonly expressed as:  “Let’s get it on the market . . . ALREADY(!!).”