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Ebay completed listings
- Thread starter bccash63
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There's a very limited view. None for more than a few weeks. It really needs to be revamped for real estate and timeshares.
Rent_Share
TUG Member
30 days and they are deleted
Apparently not all of them. I can still see the completed listing for the HGVC unit that I bought in June. Or am I the only one that can see it, because I'm the buyer?
Completed eBay auctions can be misleading...
I don't recommend you place too much value on the numbers you find on eBay.. If you need a valuation- contact a broker that sells that property and ask for a written estimate of value for your ownership. Most will charge you for a CMA (probably around $50).
If they offer to verbally tell you what it's worth and try to list you- be sure to find out what they expect to receive as a commission. You are better off getting a true valuation of what it would sell for, and a specific commission agreement that would come from that amount.
Don't pay for a valuation from a marketing site. Their numbers are based on advertised prices alone (not the actual selling prices)- and are generally unreliable.
You've already said you have ads on a number of classified type marketing sites. You may simply want to try lowering your asking price to ensure you are competitive with the lowest priced sellers on those sites.
Good luck.
I don't recommend you place too much value on the numbers you find on eBay.. If you need a valuation- contact a broker that sells that property and ask for a written estimate of value for your ownership. Most will charge you for a CMA (probably around $50).
If they offer to verbally tell you what it's worth and try to list you- be sure to find out what they expect to receive as a commission. You are better off getting a true valuation of what it would sell for, and a specific commission agreement that would come from that amount.
Don't pay for a valuation from a marketing site. Their numbers are based on advertised prices alone (not the actual selling prices)- and are generally unreliable.
You've already said you have ads on a number of classified type marketing sites. You may simply want to try lowering your asking price to ensure you are competitive with the lowest priced sellers on those sites.
Good luck.