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In this short video, real‑estate professional Jay Quigley warns home sellers that the majority of listings fail because of two common errors: (1) overpricing the property and (2) having unrealistic expectations about how quickly a home will sell. He cites a 57 % increase in homes taken off the market this year, attributing it to sellers’ misaligned price and timing expectations rather than macro‑economic factors. Quigley advises listing at or slightly below market value to attract offers and stresses that the current sales pace is normal, so sellers should plan accordingly rather than waiting for the market to shift. He concludes with a call‑to‑action, offering his services to help sellers set the right price and expectations from the outset.

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