Good thing we're doing this blog thing together...
Since neither one of us can post regularly enough to provide a consistent blog experience for our readership. Oh wait, that's you, LCS!
So, the red realtor sign went up in the front lawn yesterday. The yard needs some work, but we wanted it on in case anyone's in town looking this weekend. Here in the middle East, there *is* such a thing as spring-when-house-buying-picks-up. At least, that's what we've been told.
And yes, if I had any spare seconds of time (and a stronger housing market), we'd try selling it ourselves. It's awful to add up what we'll pay to get this house sold, as the market ain't so grand around here. Bryan, want to sell for us too? Thanks.
The winter semester is winding down (yes, another sign of the middle East: that semester that lasts from January-April or May? Called winter here) and I can't wait for it to be over this time--only because it's hard to be in one place and try to do a good, thorough job, while also wanting to be doing the interesting work of planning for the fall somewhere else!
So, the red realtor sign went up in the front lawn yesterday. The yard needs some work, but we wanted it on in case anyone's in town looking this weekend. Here in the middle East, there *is* such a thing as spring-when-house-buying-picks-up. At least, that's what we've been told.
And yes, if I had any spare seconds of time (and a stronger housing market), we'd try selling it ourselves. It's awful to add up what we'll pay to get this house sold, as the market ain't so grand around here. Bryan, want to sell for us too? Thanks.
The winter semester is winding down (yes, another sign of the middle East: that semester that lasts from January-April or May? Called winter here) and I can't wait for it to be over this time--only because it's hard to be in one place and try to do a good, thorough job, while also wanting to be doing the interesting work of planning for the fall somewhere else!
posted by Anonymous at 9:49 AM
2 Comments:
Dear reader, you are smart to *not* sell your house yourself. It is the rare person that can do it as efficiently as a professional (a good one). Not to mention that if some snafu with a transaction happened, you'd have to deal with that as well as moving, usw, so can the idea that you shoudl do it yourself. Besides, we pay for lots of services that we could potentially do ourselves if only we had the time.
Good luck selling the house!! By the way, has it been mentioned where the next house is going to be? It seems I read some vague reference.
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