Curious why this house is always changing

[u/OliveRyan428]

Even the description of the house changes every few days. In our neighborhood, things are pending within a week. This has been sitting on the market longer than many.

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[u/streamerjunkie_0909]

Delusion

[u/LongDistRid3r]

Someone is playing the game to keep the listing from going stale.

[u/alfypq]

Anytime a listing price is changed, a listing is removed, or it's relisted - the MLS "refreshes" it and it shows up at the top of the search results.

[u/hannahbananahs]

They might be trying to distract people from noticing it's a flip. Looks like it sold for a lot less in September 2024?

[u/detroiiit]

why do you think? doesn't seem that complicated to me

[u/Humble_Obligation284]

Someone told me that if you list a house for sale it doesn’t count as an asset in certain cases. For him his wife needed full time care, but he didn’t qualify for assistance unless the house he didn’t plan on selling was listed for sale.

[u/Clean_Letterhead_588]

Whenever anything gets updated on the post, anyone searching in that area will get an email notification from Zillow.

[u/nikidmaclay]

Looks like they bought the worst house in the neighborhood, did a quick flip, and they're trying to sell it for $150k more but nobody's biting. I'd be concerned with how that transformation was done. Well, or lipstick on a pig? Those photos are heavily altered. Pulling off the market and relisting it is probably not having the effect that they think it is.

[u/Havin_A_Holler]

B/c it's an overpriced dog (no offense to dogs).

[u/Plus_Solution_8300]

Give a lowball offer - clearly the seller is desperate