Why Didn’t My House Sell The First Time?

Written by Posted On Tuesday, 02 February 2016 16:02

Why Didn’t My House Sell The First Time?

If you had your house for sale and if it didn’t get very many showings and/or offers in our (Las Vegas Areas) market, you certainly have good reason to be worried.

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A house doesn’t sell for a variety of reasons, here are 5.

 

5 Reasons Why Your House Didn’t Sell The First Time.

 

  1. Price (Over Priced) – Price It Right From the Start.

Every home will sell at a market appropriate price. A good Real Estate Agent, will help you find it. Your house should be based on the current market conditions.  If is priced too high it will sit on the market and become a “stale” property.

  •      What you paid for your property does not affect value.
  •      The amount of money you need to get from the sale of you house does not affect its value
  •      What you think it should be worth has no effect on its value
  •      What another real estate agent says your property is worth does not affect its value.
  •      What your neighbor says does not affect its value.
  •      The cost to rebuild today does not affect its value.

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  1. Condition of Your House

First impression for buyers are very important, buyer will look at a median of 10 homes before buying, according to“NAR’s 2015 PROFILE OF HOME BUYERS AND SELLERS”. Buyers will comparison shop and you will want your home to stand out as the best value.

 

Very many homes have been lost to overgrown landscaping, cluttered rooms, bad stains, unpleasant smells, dirty kitchens and bathrooms. Fix what needs to be fixed, you never know what could be a small issue to you, could be a very big issue to a prospective buyer.  Most buyers want to buy a home that is move-in ready. Imagine that you are the buyer and clean your home from top to bottom.

 

  1. Marketing of Your Home

The lack of exposure of your home could have been a contributing factor to why your home didn’t sell. According to a joint study by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and Google “Nine in 10 home buyers today rely on the internet as one of their primary research sources, and 52 percent turn to the web as their first step.”

 

Real Estate Agents who are innovative are offering new strategies of attracting home buyers will always outperform those who are using only traditional methods. Today’s market demands around the clock advertising exposure, through social media, Youtube, use of mobile technology marketing (89% of home shoppers use a mobile search engine at the onset and throughout their research) and use of the internet.

 

  1. Make Your Home Accessible

The more accessible your home, the more showings and the better the odds are of getting a buyer. If a buyer can’t see your home they will go on to the next home and purchase elsewhere. A lock-box is best, while appointment only are most restrictive.

 

  1. Choose the Right Agent

Most homes are sold by real estate agents, but not all real estate agents are the same. The agent’s experience, knowledge and marketing plan are very important.  Choose an agent that will use new and innovative ways of marketing your home.

 

Working with a full-time professional real estate agent is a must.

 

The market is HOT and now is the time to sell! We will help you find serious buyers in this market. Find out what your Home is worth now, and call us if you would like to know more about selling your house TODAY! (702) 763-1117 or visit our website.

 

 

Also, see 10 Mistakes to Avoid When Selling A House

 

 

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Nathan Watanabe

 

Nathan Watanabe brings both passion and a deep sense of responsibility to his role as a Las Vegas area REALTOR®. He sees himself not as a sales person, but as a professional who guides his clients through the major life event of buying or selling a home.

 

Whether buying or selling Nathan makes sure that his clients understands the process and the significance of each decision they make and each document they sign; putting their best interests ahead of making a sale, he never pushes.

 

Nathan was born and raised in Hawaii and has also, lived in Atlanta, GA and Indiana. He has managed restaurants, sold mobile phones, office equipment and cars. He moved to Las Vegas in 2000 and became a REALTOR® and discovered his passion for selling Real Estate and have been selling Real Estate ever since.

 

Nathan has a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from the University of Hawaii, has two little Dachshunds (Wiener dogs) and has lived and worked in the Northwest Las Vegas area since 2000 and knows the area very well. He is a voracious reader and watcher of news programs related to Las Vegas area Real Estate because “Real Estate is local” and also, knows what is happening nationally in real estate, current events and the economy.

 

Whether working for the seller or the buyer, Nathan is a skillful negotiator, he also maintains good relationships with all the other professionals involved in a real estate transaction – a practice that leads to cooperation and trouble-free closings.

 

Nathan specializes in:

 

Standard Sales
Short Sales
Investments
Is also, a Property Manager
When you want a Las Vegas area REALTOR® who will protect you, guide you, and always put your best interests first, call Nathan Watanabe.

 

www.nathanwatanabe.bhhsnv.com/

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