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June 21, 2024
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The Downsides of Selling Your House Without an Agent [INFOGRAPHIC]

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The Downsides of Selling Your House Without an Agent [INFOGRAPHIC]

Considering selling your house without an agent? You should know there are some serious downsides to handling it on your own.

You’ll be missing out on marketing tools that draw in more buyers, pricing and market expertise, essential negotiation skills, in-depth knowledge of the fine print in contracts, and so much more.

Don’t take all of this responsibility on!

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