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New Member - Introduction and thanks!
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06-01-2016, 01:13 AM
We have noticed that homes listed with COMFREE are staying on the market a lot longer than homes listed with realtors. Homes listed with realtors have been selling in 9-14 days from what we've seen, while many Comfree houses from a month ago are still listed. It's possible there may be issues with the home or sellers with excessive price expectations with the Comfree homes, while realtors may be pricing their homes more aggressively to get their commissions more quickly. We don't have a lot of COMFREE out here or even a lot of sale by owners of any sort. Does anyone have any insight or experience dealing with real estate deals using Comfree?

Either way I know I'll be needing a good local lawyer to help us with our transaction, and a home inspector. I'm thinking that if we go with a Comfree sale, these people would be even more important in the sale.
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RE: New Member - Introduction and thanks! - by Cartcanuck - 06-01-2016, 01:13 AM

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