A home with captivating views and a gentle sea breeze should sell itself, right? Well, not so fast. A subtle approach is often the difference between a transaction that’s smooth sailing and one that’s dead in the water.
Source: Inman News
Life by the ocean: 6 tips for selling coastal homes
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