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Comments (1)Glad you didn't give up. Life offers very few guarantees. I have very healthy $2 bulbs and got burned on $20 bulbs. One day at a time...red blotches are easier to treat...virus can't be treated that we know of at this point. K...See MoreNew additions, one in question re I.D. Help?
Comments (3)Royal Tiara is a sport of Gold Edger, so there is a chance that this is a reversion back to Gold Edger (with a cream edged sport starting too)....See MoreBuilding New Home--When do we list current one to sell?
Comments (13)Especially in this housing market I would sell now. Unless you can afford 2 house payments. If you can afford to make payments on both houses then you could risk waiting. Personally......I am with missstaceyh...I would not be able to stand the thought of not knowing whether the house was going to sell or not. And when we were making those decisions the economy was fine. We did sell within a week and had 6 weeks to pack up a house we had lived in for 23 years. We moved into our new house suite above the garage but if that had not been built in time we were prepared to camp in a travel trailer if we had to. I am glad it did not come to that! I guess since rentals are difficult to come by in your region you could rent your house if 2 payments were not an option but there are risks involved with that too. How quickly do you expect your house to be built? Do you have relatives who live close by?...See MoreNeed Advice- Is it a big deal to un-list & re-list?
Comments (8)Normally, the agent comes, you sign the listing, they take the pictures & list or you sign, they put it on the MLS then take the pics. I can';t tell you how common no pictures is in our area, it usually takes a week. When you signed, did you discuss exactly when it would be put on the MLS? Here it is within 24 hours after they have the signed contract. I've never read that an agent will hold a listing for a week after getting it signed. Who is doing the photos? If a pro is coming, they surely wouldn't set it up before you signed & it was listed because if you change your mind they may not be able to stop the photographer from coming. Ours was set up a week in advance and even after we had a signed contract still had to go through the motions with the pro pictures due to it already being set up. If the agent themselves is taking the pictures, surely they could have done it when you signed. You said you weren't ready when you signed, so this should have been discussed. You need to speak to your agent to see if there is a fee to get a new MLS number, from what I understand from reading here there usually is, think I read about $1,500. You also need to see if it will change your days on market. As a buyer, I would rather see the pictures later then to get a new MLS number. I've saved listings as they've come on and if I notice a link doesn't work, then the house shows up with pictures and a new MLS #, I won't take the time to look again if I see the same info / blurb. If it comes in under my new photos / tour, then I know I have it saved and need to look at the pictures only. I don't have a lot of time for "games" and as a seller myself have taken into account things I do as a buyer with my listing. When I say games, I don't have time to figure out what has changes on something I already looked at. I usually move it to another non important folder or delete it and go on my way. Getting a new listing due to not being ready for photos is not a big deal. Just make sure you have everything set if you are doing an open house with enough notice & signs....See Morepalimpsest
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