If your market has begun to slow, understanding how to properly price homes in a declining market — and how to talk about it with clients — is critical.
Source: Inman News
How to avoid overpricing properties in a shifting market
Published in Agent, bernice ross, buyer's market, Columns, Markets & Economy, Opinion, price declines, Select and weiss analytics
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