u/ceelogreen69420

So for a bit of background context: I recently listed my remodelled home. We listed on the low end of what 3 different realtors valued our house at in hopes for a quick sale. It’s the second lowest price home in our small town and offers a lot of space, a larger than standard lot and a lot of new upgrades. It’s been listed for 17 days now and we just had a showing the past weekend where they were not interested which we weren’t phased by.

Now, since it’s a small town and people talk, I ended up bumping into a neighbour who told me a friend of hers from out of town who’s looking to move here recently reached out to a realtor about our home (and some others) and he immediately turned her away from ours. He said he has concerns with it being an older home that’s been remodelled and that he just did a showing and he’d recommend the other two options over ours. I put two and two together to know which realtor was. So my question is, should I inform my listing agent so that 1. He knows this realtor is directing potential buyers away from my listing before they even get a chance to see it, and 2. We can potentially adjust our marketing to help remove concerns of it being a remodelled home?

All of the renovations have been by hired professionals and most of the feedback we’ve gotten from other showings has been how beautiful it is and that they really love it (the only reason people have given for not putting an offer in is that it doesn’t have a garage)

Feeling quite weird about this situation and not sure if it requires me to do anything or just leave it and hope he doesn’t keep turning people away. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I was diagnosed with endometriosis this past fall after years of painful cramping, heavy periods and ovulation cramps. The obgyn said the only option moving forward was either a hysterectomy or the mirena iud. I never do well on bc so I voiced those concerns and he assured me that since it’s a localized device there would be no chance of any of the symptoms (depression, weight gain, bloating, acne) so I went ahead with the iud. Insertion was actually not as bad as I expected and I was feeling very hopeful to be done with periods and all the pain that came along with them for me. Instead, the following 4 months were nothing but painful cramps, non stop bleeding, insane bloating that felt like my skin was going to burst and weight gain and acne. I also didn’t even notice how low my mood had become and that the depression had taken over until I was in my dr office getting the blood test results and ultrasound results and he was telling me everything came back normal so there was no reason I was still suffering and I broke down. I couldn’t handle it anymore so I took the iud out the next day and within 24 hours it was like I came back to life. The whole drive home from the dr after getting it removed I was sobbing and I didn’t know why. The next morning the bloat was all gone! And I felt like myself again. This was when I realized how bad my mood and depression had gotten, as soon as I felt normal again. These three photos are me immediately before the iud, then four months in with the iud, and one day after the removal. I can’t even get over the amount of bloat and how quickly it left! Especially because I got my first “full” period the next day after removal, so the next photo is on day one of my period which is normally my most bloated endo belly day!

Should I speak to my realtor about this

Endo and the mirena