What Are My Options Now?

Best if:

You still want professional representation but believe a different approach would help.

Tradeoffs:

New agent means starting fresh, but also means a new perspective and potentially better market alignment.

What to expect:

A fresh marketing plan, potentially adjusted pricing, and a new timeline. The process starts over, but with lessons learned.

Best if:

You're feeling overwhelmed or need time to regroup before making your next move.

Tradeoffs:

Time off the market can help you reset, but the longer you wait, the more stale your listing may seem.

What to expect:

A break from showings and marketing. Time to reflect, repair if needed, and return with clarity.

Best if:

Speed and simplicity matter more than maximizing price, or the property needs significant work.

Tradeoffs:

You may accept a lower offer, but you'll save time, avoid repairs, and eliminate ongoing holding costs.

What to expect:

Faster closing, less negotiation, minimal repairs. Often sold to investors or buyers comfortable with as-is condition.

Best if:

You're comfortable handling the process, have time to manage showings and paperwork, and want to save on commission.

Tradeoffs:

You'll save on agent fees but take on all the work—marketing, showings, negotiations, and closing coordination.

What to expect:

Full control over the process. You'll handle all aspects of the sale from listing to closing, with support from title companies and attorneys.