Dayton Metro Homes Primed for a Price Drop
Dayton Metro homes primed for a Price Drop!
What is the best method to successfully negotiating a home purchase tens of thousands below asking price?
Typically the largest price reductions are to be found the longer a home has been on the market, it’s been a while since the last price reduction AND the homeowner is considering reducing the price but hasn’t done so yet.
These are the homes for sale in the Dayton, Ohio Metro Area that are primed for a price reduction!
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Notes on Price Reductions
The longer a home is on the market, the higher the likelihood of a home owner being willing to entertain lower sales prices.
However, it is also important to remember that no homeowner is required to be reasonable. We can have all the proof in the world that a home is overpriced, but the seller has no obligation to agree or reduce the price.
So we’re really talking about percentages or likelihoods.
Things to also keep in mind, is that if a home owner has recently reduced their price, they are less likely to make another significant reduction if it’s only been a week or two. Most sellers prefer to “wait and see” what the market thinks of their new price and prefer to give it time.
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Many people wonder where to start when it comes to buying a home. The simple answer is to contact me and I will be happy to go over the home buying process with you and walk you thorough the first steps.
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Located close to downtown Dayton, Kettering features both 1930s to midcentury homes on smaller lots closer to downtown as well as larger homes on 1/2 acres with tree lined boulevards, plus active community centers and plenty of activities to be had.
Located just east of Dayton, Riverside ranges from mid century suburban homes on half acre lots to much more relaxed country feel neighborhoods like Avondale.
Bellbrook feels like a small and hidden mountain town… every access is either downhill or pinched between a hill and a creek. Homes tend to be mature mid century neighborhoods or new construction.
| Sugarcreek Township covers a large area. There is a large amount of new construction close to Beavercreek and Bellbrook however there are lots of farms and multi acre lots and homes as well. Features Sugarcreek Metropark, one of the best parks in the Dayton Metro. |
Sugarcreek Township covers a large area. There is a large amount of new construction close to Beavercreek and Bellbrook however there are lots of farms and multi acre lots and homes as well. Features Sugarcreek Metropark, one of the best parks in the Dayton Metro.
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