Filed Under Homeowners, Housing Market, Selling · Tagged: home sales, Housing Market, reducing home price
When you’ve done everything to get your home ready to sell and it just isn’t moving, it’s time to think about your next move. It’s important to know when to adjust the price, especially in declining markets and buyers’ markets. In his Real Estate Blog, LeRoy Houser provides some clues that it’s time to drop your listing price. The house has not been shown in the first 2 weeks of the listing. When more than two potential buyers or realtors tell you or your realtor that the house is overpriced. The property has been shown four times without an offer. You... [more...]
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The Amy B Sells team is excited to announce the addition of Sara Buck to our Team! As we grow, it’s important to us that we maintain the same high level of communication and service that you’ve always experienced with us, and Sara is here to help us accomplish that. Please welcome Sara to our growing Real Estate Team! Sara was born and raised in Cincinnati and graduated with honors from the University of Cincinnati with a BA in Marketing/Real Estate. For the last 5 years, she has worked for one of the area’s largest home builders while interacting with sales, purchasing, construction,... [more...]
Filed Under Green, Homeowners · Tagged: Christmas Shopping, eco-friendly, Greater Cincinnati, green living, Holiday Shopping, rechargeable batteries
Welcome to Green Tip Tuesday! Each Tuesday, we’ll give you one tip (big or small) to help you be a little greener in Cincinnati. Many holiday gifts require batteries, and this is an easy opportunity to go green and save a little green too! Using rechargeable batteries has less impact on the environment than disposable/alkaline batteries. Rechargeable batteries can be recharged up to 1,000 times which reduces the need for repeated manufacturing, transporting and packaging for sale. Though rechargeable batteries have a higher initial cost (you also have to purchase the charger), the average... [more...]

