Most agents market a $650K listing the same way they market a $350K one. At this price point, that gap isn't just a strategic mistake — it has a measurable dollar cost that shows up in extended days on market and eroded sale prices.
Most agents send a number. We send a story. Here's what a weekly seller report actually tells you about your listing's performance — especially when your home is priced above $600K in Monroe or West Chester.
If you're selling a home in the $700K–$900K range in West Chester or Mason, the total cost of selling is more nuanced than a single percentage. Here's a clear, line-by-line breakdown of what to expect — and how to think about what you're actually keeping.
