With the ultimate goal of trying to net as much money after the sale as possible, sellers can actually cost themselves more money while trying to save it. Here are seven costly mistakes sellers make.
Source: Inman News
7 mistakes your sellers should avoid at all costs
Published in Agent, Cara Ameer, homeseller mistakes, homesellers, Marketing, Opinion and Select
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