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Daniel E.
  • Charlotte, NC
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Strategies for post-listing repairs: Out of state flip

Daniel E.
  • Charlotte, NC
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Running my first flip project out of state. Unfortunately, the contractors did a poor job overall, and we have slowly made repairs. Some little stuff (painting ceilings) and some larger (re-doing all basement drywall). Overall, our basis is still okay (this was a non-performing note we took through foreclosure).

Home has been on market for 45 days. Anyone have a strategy to get more attention? Should I consider pulling it off the market for a week, then re-listing? Dropping a few $100 and adding comments to the MLS that all repairs are complete? Or just wait it out?

I did a price reduction after the first week (following feedback that price was too high but not knowing the extent of the needed repairs (a door was even broken off the hinges!). I think the price is fair now (given all of the repairs) so really want to avoid another price reduction.

Any advice is greatly appreciated. 

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