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If you recently sold a home in Suffolk County....
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CouponKT
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K
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If you recently sold a home in Suffolk County....
how long did it take to get an offer and/or sell the house?
I am going to start the process and I want to know what kind of timeline I can expect.
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Posted 12/20/11 7:56 PM  |
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Re: If you recently sold a home in Suffolk County....
not me, but I think it depends upon a few things:
-the area - is it up & coming? or tried and true?
-is it priced correctly? is it comparable to others in the neighborhood?
-does it have enough rooms/good layout?
-are the taxes swallowable?
-curb and interior appeal
I find certain areas can be selling shacks and they get gobbled up quickly, soley based on the area.
Other areas are up&coming, affordable, and young families are flocking to those areas (Patchogue, Patchogue Village, Holbrook, just to name a few)
good luck!
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| Posted 12/20/11 9:29 PM |
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alli3131
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Allison
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Re: If you recently sold a home in Suffolk County....
I think it depends on price mostly and then location.
If a house is priced right then they are going in less than a month in my neighborhood but others are sitting.
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| Posted 12/20/11 9:59 PM |
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Beth
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Beth
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Re: If you recently sold a home in Suffolk County....
Posted by alli3131
I think it depends on price mostly and then location.
If a house is priced right then they are going in less than a month in my neighborhood but others are sitting.
it's a price war and a beauty contest
the priced right homes are selling in less then a month for me regardless of location
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| Posted 12/21/11 2:43 PM |
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