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Putting A Price On Your Property

It's important to know what your home will sell for in any housing market, good or bad. As a homeowner, you will have to make the very important decision as to the price and terms you will ask for your home if you decide to sell it.

Depending on where you live, houses may be sitting unsold for months and prices may actually be falling. Comparable's may not reflect the actual reality of the times so you should price your home with current trends.

Spring is the time of year when the weather begins to change...and many homeowners begin to think about changing houses. If you're going to be selling a home this season, here's some advice on pricing from money reporter Stacy Johnson.

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