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Most Listing Have A First Round Of Showings Followed By A Slower Pace Of Showings Over Time |
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We are no longer in a real estate market where EVERY home will go under contract VERY, VERY quickly. That was the case for a few years, but it's not now. Thus, while some homes do go under contract very quickly, some do not. And for those that do not go under contract quickly we find this to be true... Most Listing Have A First Round Of Showings Followed By A Slower Pace Of Showings Over Time Within the first week of your home being on the market you will likely see more showings than you'll have any other week that your home is on the market. That first week is all (or most) of the buyers who have been in the market to buy for some time, who haven't yet found what they are looking for in a home. But after that first week passes, and all of the current buyers in your market segment have come to see your home, we will then be in the marketing and waiting and marketing and waiting stage of selling your home. We will be attempting to reach new prospective buyers with our marketing efforts... and we will be waiting for new buyers to enter the market ready to buy. So... if your house is going on the market soon, know that you'll likely have a good amount of showings in the first week... but then that the showings will slow down quite a bit in the weeks that follow. Recent Articles:
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