Realtors I have a question! Why would yall leave a house that’s available for rent for $4k/month go without being rented for 2+ years vs lower the rent 20% etc and have it be rented? I’ve been interested in a house close to work for almost 3 years and every time I call they say it’s still available and the same price🥴

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23 分鐘內	The Traci Oliver Team tracioliverteam	The owner is not realistic in price, and while the realtor is not managing their expectations and/or providing the right guidance, it is ultimately the owner who determines what they are willing to rent.
3 小時內	NASM certified personal trainer/Author and Publisher thefloydwesley	The homeowner wants you to pay the mortgage on the home plus a handsome profit for them
4 小時內	Vivienne Pierre trini_doc	It sounds like you don't really know the seller's motivation so you haven't really figured out what they are looking for. I would start by figure out what problem they need solved and try to make a deal around that.
4 小時內	Cindy Jones callnovahome	As a Realtor I would have fired my client by now. No a motivated landlord and who’s got time to deal with that?
6 小時內	Karen E. Lorenzini DeFrisco karendefrisco	It’s also silly !
13 小時內	Kathleen Brown mamakatbrown	I see this all the time with retail properties or office places. My mom used to work at a flower shop 12 years ago. They raised the rent. Doubled it to $5,000 a month so the flower shop owner decided to retire and close the store. They were never able to rent it again. It has been empty for 12 years. Another office building by my gym has been empty for just as long with a lease sign on it. It’s a nice building but nothing has been there. I feel like they claim it as a loss on their taxes.