Sherman | Denison, Texas, United States

Home Didn't Sell? Let's Change That!

Are you a homeowner struggling to sell your property? Maybe your listing expired, or you pulled it off the market due to lack of progress. Perhaps you tried selling it on your own without success.

If that’s you, you’re in the right place! Read this guide to learn…

 The top five reasons a home doesn’t sell

 Action steps to overcome each of these issues

This marketing piece is not intended as a solicitation for properties currently in an exclusive agreement with another Broker.

 
 

Reason #1: Bad Timing

If your home stayed on the market for months without selling, timing might have been the issue. Real estate markets, like all markets, follow the law of supply and demand.

When demand exceeds supply, it’s a seller’s market, and homes sell quickly. In a buyer’s market, there are more homes for sale than buyers, leading to lower sale prices and longer times on the market.

Now What?

Buyers can often be motivated with improvements, incentives, and proper pricing. If you think timing affected your sale, consult a knowledgeable real estate agent. I can help estimate how long a home like yours should take to sell in the current market.

If you suspect timing played a role in your inability to sell, consult with a knowledgeable real estate agent.

Reason #2: Ineffective Marketing

Did your home receive steady showings while on the market? If not, it might be time for a new promotional strategy.

Review your listing description and photos. Clear descriptions and high-quality photos are crucial, as many buyers rely on them to decide whether to view your home. Also, consider if your listing reached the right audience. Some properties need a more targeted marketing approach to attract the right buyers.

Now What?

If you suspect poor marketing was the issue, consider hiring a skilled professional with a proven strategy. I use the latest technologies to seed the marketplace, optimize for search engines, and position your home for the best first impression.

Want to learn more? View my complete Property Marketing Plan.

If you suspect ineffective marketing, consider turning to a skilled professional with a proven approach.

Reason #3: Poor Impression

If your property had a lot of foot traffic but no offers, it’s time to evaluate the impression it made on buyers.

Start with your home’s structure and systems. Are there any “red flags” that might have scared buyers off, like foundation cracks or water stains? Was maintenance or repair work neglected? Also, consider if the home was properly prepped to maximize appeal—clean, decluttered spaces help buyers imagine themselves living there.

Now What?

When I take on a new listing, I walk through it with the homeowner to identify steps that could enhance its sales potential. In some cases, I recommend staging techniques proven to help homes sell faster and for more money. I’ll help you determine the right budget and effort to get your home sold.

I can share tips on how to prep your property before each showing to maximize its sales potential.

Reason #4: Price Is Too High

Your home’s original asking price may have been set using outdated sales data, or it simply didn’t reflect current market trends. Pricing a home is challenging, as many factors influence what buyers are willing to pay.

Homeowners often hesitate to lower their price, but buyers may ignore your property if they see it as overpriced. If your home stayed on the market for months without offers, it’s likely time to reevaluate the asking price.

Now What?

If you’re not in a rush, adjustments to timing or marketing may attract new buyers. Repairs, upgrades, and staging can also increase your home’s perceived value, potentially justifying your original price.

However, if you need to sell quickly or other tactics haven’t worked, a price reduction may be necessary. I can help you set a realistic asking price based on current market conditions.

I can help you determine a realistic asking price for your home given today’s market conditions.

Reason #5: You Hired the Wrong Agent (Or No Agent At All)

If you feel your previous agent didn’t do enough—or used the wrong strategy—to sell your home, you’re not alone. Many sellers whose listings linger until they expire or are withdrawn share this frustration.

Or perhaps you chose not to hire an agent at all, opting to sell on your own. This can be equally frustrating, often costing you time and money in the long run.

Now What?

If either scenario sounds familiar, let’s talk. You deserve more than the status quo for your real estate representation. My Property Marketing Plan can help you sell for top dollar and reignite the excitement of listing your home. It’s time for a new agent, new marketing, new buyers, and most of all… new possibilities.

It’s time for a new agent, new marketing, new buyers, and most of all… new possibilities.

Ready to Make a Move?

Contact me for a free consultation and find out if I’m a good fit for your needs.

"Highly recommend Randy for any of your needs whether buying or selling a home. He is extremely familiar with the community and has served on several positions serving the community in the past. He always looks out for his clients’ best interest. If you're looking for a realtor you can trust without any pressure and has high ethics Randy is the one for you."

Dwayne Ward
Texomaland Home Inspections

"Having known Randy for over three decades, I can confidently say that he is a true professional in the field. His extensive experience running several successful businesses is a testament to his deep understanding of marketing and exceptional people skills. Beyond his business acumen, he has been a steadfast leader in our community, contributing significantly to its growth and prosperity. His dedication and expertise makes him an invaluable asset to anyone looking to navigate the real estate market."

Michelle Castle
Guild Mortgage