Yesterday, while previewing several lake homes that had been placed on our Lake Oconee Agent Open House, one of the homes was obviously "Not Ready for Prime Time". The price?..well over a half million dollars.
I'm assuming that the owner's agent has brought this issue up with them, so what was this owner thinking? Even in a ragingly good seller's market (which is not what we are in, by the way), this house was a disgrace. This home must compete with homes in every price range that have been cared for and kept ready to show on a moment's notice.
If there has been a death or disability in the seller's family, that is understandable, but the house should be priced to reflect its run-down condition, not as if it was a pristine jewel.
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