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How Long Should a Listing Contract Be?

Realtors’ Investment: Skill, Time, & Marketing $$$ How long should a listing contract be? The short answer: “long enough to sell the property being listed.” How long that is ” assuming that the home is well-priced, staged, and marketed ” is typically a function of price. Under $250k in the Twin Cities today, you’d estimate...
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How Long Should a Listing Contract Be?

Realtors’ Investment: Skill, Time, & Marketing $$$ How long should a listing contract be? The short answer: “long enough to sell the property being listed.” How long that is ” assuming that the home is well-priced, staged, and marketed ” is typically a function of price. Under $250k in the Twin Cities today, you’d estimate 20-40...
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How Long Should a Listing Contract Be?

Realtors’ Investment? Skill, Time, & Marketing $$$ How long should a listing contract be? The short answer: Long enough to sell the property being listed. How long that is — assuming that the home is well-priced, staged, and marketed — is typically a function of price. Under $200k in the Twin Cities today, you’d estimate...
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“How Long Should the Listing Be?”

Question #2:  How Many Months Between October and March?* The answer to “how long should the listing be?” is easy:  long enough to sell the house (duh!). But that just begs the underlying question:  how long will that take? Practically, the listing contract needs to be long enough to properly prep the home for market...
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Want to See Who’s Paying Attention to a Listing? Let it Expire

Huh?? The explanation for the foregoing is that agents watching a listing — or their clients — will note that a listed home has suddenly disappeared, and will contact the listing agent to see what’s going on. That is, assuming they have interest.  In today’s market, homes that cancel or expire invariably pop up the next day or two,...
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“Stockholm Syndrome” — Realtor Version

(Over)identifying with Home Sellers “Stockholm Syndrome”:  a paradoxical psychological phenomenon wherein hostages express adulation and have positive feelings towards their captors that appear irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims, essentially mistaking a lack of abuse from their captors as an act of kindness. –Wikipedia What’s potentially more harmful to...
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