How do I choose a listing price for my rental property?
From a valuation perspective, your listing price needs to target the range between what the property is earning today and its full earning potential.
David Schooley, Broker
RE/MAX Twin City Realty Inc. Brokerage
Call/text +1 (519) 577-1212 | david@goinghome.ca
From a valuation perspective, your listing price needs to target the range between what the property is earning today and its full earning potential.
A listing that feels overpriced may see fewer offers and represent the “less competitive” buying opportunity you’ve been waiting for.
In the last fifty years of sales data, there have been only a few months here and there in which average sale prices have declined, and they’ve always recovered quickly.
Don’t be surprised when a seller bristles at the thought of subsidizing your dream kitchen.
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