Can a Neighbor’s Driveway Cross My Property? Understanding Access and EasementsBy John S. Wagner, Affiliate Broker/Realtor®Weichert, Realtors® - Saxon ClarkServing Kingsport, Johnson
Dated: July 1 2025
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If you're planning to sell, one of the biggest (and most strategic) choices you'll make is setting your asking price. Get it wrong, and you risk sitting on the market too long—or losing money. Get it right, and you're well on your way to attracting qualified buyers fast.
Let’s break down why your asking price matters more than ever—and how to avoid the most common mistakes.
Buyers are paying attention. If your home is overpriced, you’ll likely need to reduce it.
📊 Check out this data showing how price cuts have surged:
As you can see, in 2025, price cuts have returned to their highest levels since 2018.
Roughly 1 in 5 sellers are now reducing their price—often because they listed too high initially.
Pricing high might seem like a smart move, but here’s why it backfires:
Not paying attention to current market conditions
With more inventory available, buyers have more choices. They’ll skip overpriced listings in favor of better value.
Pricing based on what you want to make
Your price needs to reflect current market value—not just your ideal profit.
Leaving room to negotiate
Some sellers overprice thinking they'll “leave wiggle room,” but this actually repels buyers, making the home seem overpriced and stale.
The best way to avoid a price cut? Start smart.
When we work together, I help you determine a price based on:
Your neighborhood’s latest sales
Your home’s condition and updates
Current buyer activity and trends
These are the factors that make or break a successful sale in today’s shifting market.
The market is competitive—but it’s also full of opportunity for sellers who get it right from the start.
📞 Let’s schedule a free home evaluation and create a pricing plan that makes your listing stand out and sell fast.
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