u/June_fern

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Seeking insight from local realtors

Hi all,
I'm looking for some honest input from local realtors. Posting anonymously as a seller, trying to understand what active marketing/outreach efforts are standard practice in today's market.
Our home has been listed for about a week at a competitive price point. We've had strong online engagement and good open house turnout, but no offers yet. The home is professionally staged at our own expense and has received consistently positive feedback from everyone who has viewed it.

Our current marketing has consisted of:

-MLS listing translated to portal syndication (Zillow, Redfin, etc)
-For sale sign (which was installed 3 days late after listing went active)
-2 social media posts on IG by the agent the day before and day of the listing going live
-One email blast (that contained other listings) to the agent's list that had minimal response - also sent late, 3 days after the active listing.
-An open house was hosted by their colleague, not the listing agent itself. Only received a single text as a "brief" after each open house.

I'm curious what other experienced realtors would do beyond this for a motivated seller who genuinely cannot reduce their price and needs to sell relatively quickly?

Specifically curious about:

-Direct outreach to other buyer's agents
-Targeted outreach to specific buyer demographics relevant to the area
-Agent-to-agent networking beyond the MLS hot sheet
-Week 1 strategy with client, week 2 strategy and so on, with client, proactive vs "we'll just wait and see" or "be patient" approaches?

Not looking to throw anyone under the bus, genuinely trying to understand what's reasonable to expect so we can have an informed conversation with our agent. Thank you in advance

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u/June_fern — 3 days ago
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Excessive body hair but SO itchy from shaving, waxing,plucking.

what options are there for someone like me where maintaining body hair (shaving, waxing) is a miserable process.

I cannot afford laser hair removal or electrolysis. Every time I shave or wax my legs, no matter what razor i use, what shaving soap or cream, whether I exfoliate or not, whether i use oil or lotion after etc. I ALWAYS become overwhelmingly itchy where I've shaved - the hair grows back within 8-12 hours and the miserable itching lasts for atleast 3 days.

I have autism and chronic illness and POTS so this is a sensory nightmare for me. I hate having body hair (and I have A LOT. Everywhere. Dark, thick, fast growing body hair.) each follicle has 2-4 hairs coming out of it too.

I haven’t been able to wear shorts or dresses cause my body hair is so excessive. I don’t feel pretty or feminine with it but shaving is a tenuous process only to feel cute for 8 hours and then wanting to rip my skin off for 4 days after lol.

Looking for suggestions but also empathy and solidarity.

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u/June_fern — 13 days ago

I’m wondering if anyone has gotten a postnuptial that outlines support needed should you divorce? Right now I function solely because of my husbands support. He’s a recovering addict and I just want to protect myself. He’s been successful in his career and financially and I can’t work at all cause of my various illnesses and pain.

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u/June_fern — 20 days ago

My skin, particularly on my face and eyelids are the part of me that “flare” the most. I’ve tried so many natural foundations to no luck because they either oxidize weird or don’t set and just smear off (I wear glasses too)

Any recommendations? My skin is obviously sensitive, and red and bumpy due to MCAS

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u/June_fern — 22 days ago