Coweta Fayette Real Estate & Newnan Homes for sale blog by Richard Weisser of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers

“Chasing” inexpensive properties for sale in search of a dream home can be like going around in circles.

“Chasing” inexpensive properties for sale in search of a dream home can like going around in circles.As a result of readily accessible information about property listings, many buyers like to search listings based on one criteria: PRICE

And we do have many value-priced properties for sale in Coweta County Georgia. And buyers want to see all of these properties in hopes of finding the “perfect” combination of price and livability.

The problem is that many, many buyers are looking for the same thing. And so the good properties sell very quickly. As a result the casual weekend property seeker is very unlikely to stumble upon the right house at the right price.

A good real estate agent can be an invaluable asset in overcoming this dilemma. We see new properties every day and can alert buyers when a “hot” one shows up on the market. It is no longer a matter of being in the “right place at the right time”

Finding the right house at the right price is not a lottery.

Rather it is a calculated strategy for getting an offer submitted on a great house before it is too late. 

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Comments

Good morning Richard. Right you are....a casual buyer has absolutely no chance of finding a great home at a good price. That is what we do.

Posted by Sheila Anderson Central New Jersey Homes for Sale (RE/MAX Country) 4 months ago

The key is to have buyer clients who has been coached, are ready and understand the market.  It may take a lost opportunity for the reality of it is settle in, a lesson learned.  I find that when one favorite is snatched up before they will make decision then this experience becomes a great motivator on the next great home!  Then there are those clients moving from a distressed state that just don't believe me - it took 6 offers for one to get a clue.  Have a great weekend!

Posted by Connie Goodrich,CRS ABR (McKinney Realtor)Texas (Keller Williams Realty) 4 months ago

Good morning Richard,

As my area has tightened up, the buyer's are going in with strong offers right from the get-go.  Very rarely do I have a "low-ball"  to present.  Once a buyer loses a home (or two) to that strategy, they don't let another one get away.

Posted by Lisa Von Domek - Broker/Associate (Lisa Von Domek & Associates / Real Living Real Estate Group) 4 months ago

Richard, this post hits the nail right on the head. It is amazing that folks think they are saving something by doing the search themselves. Get serious and get Richard working for you. Have a great weekend.

Cal

Posted by Homes For Sale in Lancaster PA - Cal Yoder 717.413.0744 (Keller Williams Realty Lancaster) 4 months ago

It really is important to have buyers who are educated.  i like what Connie wrote. (#2) Especially when you get into the lower end pricing, you get a decent home, you need to be pre-approved and ready to pounce.

Posted by Cindy Edwards CRS GRI PMN Northeast Tennessee 423-677-6677 (RE/MAX Checkmate) 4 months ago

Richard - great point. I have had buyers who think they have to see every house, even if it does not fit their criteria....

Posted by Carol Zingone, Beaches Expert, Northeast FL (Prudential Network Realty) 4 months ago
The buyers think they are unique with that quest. Every wants the best house at a bargain price. Buyers in my market are surprised to find there is often competition for those homes.
Posted by Karen Crowson, ABR, SRES, Livermore, CA (Alain Pinel Realtors, Livermore, CA) 4 months ago

You are so right Richard.  The smart and informed Buyers have a real estate agent looking out for what they are looking for as new properties come on the market.  The really good and liveable properties don't stay on the market long.

Sue of Robin and Sue

Posted by Robin & Sue REALTORs® Hendersonville & Western NC Real Estate (Advocate Realty) 4 months ago

An educated buyer is a successful buyer!  It always helps when buyers and sellers listen to a good Realtor®.

Posted by John McCormack- AlbuquerqueHomes.com (Albuquerque Homes Realty * www.AlbuquerqueHomes.com) 4 months ago

I think I need to forward this to one set of particular buyers I have...grrrr...no really!!

Posted by Kristin Johnston,Waukesha County Realtor Buyers Agent,Waukesha Cty WI Real Estate (Remax Realty Center 414-254-6647) 4 months ago

In my area, it is much harder to find that STEAL of a deal.  If you find what you like, you need to be prepared to do somethig reaasonable right away or it will be gone!

 

Posted by William Feela Realtor 651-674-5999 No. Branch,MN (WHISPERING PINES REALTY) 4 months ago

Richard, it sometimes takes the buyer losing a house they want to figure this one out.

Posted by Maria Morton, Kansas City Real Estate (Prudential Kansas City Realty) 4 months ago

Hello Richard,

I couldn't of say it better myself...

Thanks for you post.

Tatyana.

Posted by Tatyana Nicole Makarov Your Greater Hartford Area Realtor (Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage) 4 months ago

Richard,

Right house at the right price frequently goes to Realtors ;-)

Rich

Posted by Richard Iarossi, Crofton MD Real Estate, Annapolis MD Real Estate (Long and Foster® Real Estate, Inc.) 4 months ago

Richard - you are spot on. Everyone waits for the greatest house at the lowest price and then find flaws in every other home.. it should be about finding a great home in that price range..not settling but understanding that perfection does not exist and best to obtain a great house as opposed to the lowest priced house.

Posted by Gay E. Rosen (Houlihan Lawrence) 4 months ago

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