expired listing? here’s how we turned it around

It was originally listed back in 2025 by another agent and sat on the market for 107 days without a sale, eventually expiring in August. The sellers were frustrated. You know, they trusted the process, but simply, it wasn't working. These clients were no stranger to me. I had helped them buy a home in Leonia, New Jersey, a large, multi generational house, large colonial, where the family could all live together. They remembered how seamless that process was, how I kept my promises, how I treated them like family. So when the Winston Towers condo didn't, they called me and said, hey, Scott, you know, could you help us here? Could you take over? We just want to have that same feeling, the same process that you put in when you sold me our home.