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06/28/09
When you put your house up for sale, people will obviously need to come take a look at it. In real estate lingo, we call the process of having total strangers nose around your house a showing. This week, we thought we'd talk about how showings work, how to prepare for them and what you can expect as part of the process. Find Us On Facebook
Let's say we have a client who wants to see some houses and yours is one of them. Here's the drill. First, we would probably not show someone more than seven or eight houses at a time. If you start looking at more than that, most buyers end up in a state of confusion that doesn't contribute to the...
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