Jim Sipp

"... it for and what you sell it for." Many sellers will inflate the prices of their homes in order to have wiggle room to negotiate, said real estate agent Jim Sipp. "Padding the price generally means a longer time on the market," Sipp said. “It's counterproductive. If you start with the right price, it should sell close to that. If your home isn't competitively priced, it's going to be hard to sell." In ..."

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"... it for and what you sell it for.” Many sellers will inflate the prices of their homes in order to have wiggle room to negotiate, said real estate agent Jim Sipp. “Padding the price generally longer time on the mar- r ket,” Sipp said. it's counterproductive. If you start with the right price, it should sell close to that. If your home isn't competitively priced, it's going to be hard to sell.” In ..."

"... competitive edge By John o'connell Copley News Service Many sellers will inflate the prices of their homes in order to have wiggle room to negotiate, says real estate agent, Jim Sipp. “Padding the price generally means a longer time on the market,” Sipp says. “It's counterproductive. If you start with the right price, it should sell close to that. If your home isn't competitively priced, it's going to be hard to sell." In ..."