Dealing with Seller's Remorse
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When Sellers Get Cold Feet
Seller’s remorse: that sinking feeling in your heart and stomach knowing you may have lost something you can never get back. In real estate and especially home ownership, this “syndrome” is very real and have sent some into a downward spiral that has a ripple effect into other parts of their lives.
The leading cause of seller’s remorse and how to avoid it is when an offer presents itself before the seller has time to fully consider and process the option to sell or keep.
With buyer’s remorse on the other hand, you are often able to get out of the contract because of certain subjects in the contract but you won’t be stuck with a house you don’t want.
With seller’s remorse you don’t have that option; you can only hope…
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