A Property That Is Turning Buyers OFF! 😳🏚 | The Unsellables | FULL EPISODE | House to Home

[@PropertyandRenoOfficial]

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[@hannahm7373]

OMG--the house was on the market for a year and yet they turn down an offer that was was "just under the asking price"! They do not seem to understand that the house is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it and people don't want to live on a 4 lane busy road.

[@dolorescordell129]

Sophie totally knocked it out of the park on this one. One of her best.

[@kibblenbits]

What people are ignoring is that this is a two family home, both apartments have two bedrooms, and off street parking. Whoever buys it will have their mortgage paid by the tenant. Having a large back yard, being in a good neighborhood, and even though it's a busy street, they should be able to get asking price.

[@alisongootman56]

Grear reno but surely removing some ugly concrete in front and planting a fairly high hedge would make a good barrier from the busy road? It just looks so bare in front.

[@diannabowen3868]

Those sellers are greedy...after a year on the market, they are still holding out for yet more money... they'll never learn

[@deboracopeland6356]

Half a million!! For a small house on a bad road. The market is crazy.

[@nicklizardo313]

Finally realized that Sofie and Kristy are Sisters. Love both shows.

[@deeking3683]

Why would you spend 90K on renovations and do nothing to that kitchen?

[@marieslabbert6009]

They should learn from previous experience. If you hold on for more, the house becomes stale and you are back to where you started. The buyers will also start thinking that the sellers are not serious about selling.

[@BlueSaphire70]

I agree, they're not serious about selling. They will sell only if they get what they want, so they're in no hurry.

[@acadian76]

The price was too high for the busy street. They are too inflexible on price. It's only worth what someone is willing to pay. Also, they should have replaced that fridge & stove.

[@Swakara1]

The house is not really cluttered. It's not selling because of that noisy busy road and the price of the house. The potential buyer will not get the decor with the house anyway.

[@craftyhobbit7623]

I would say the biggest problem is them wanting more money - all the other houses needed something doing to it, painting, repairing, etc...

[@idakate7]

539,000.00 is overpriced for this house. People must be desperate.

[@issievdhorst]

seen. ROAD terrible, cannot even turn into the house! EXCELLENT CHANGES. Backyard beautiful.

[@anniehovsepian6173]

They're never going to sell if they want the higher price, just too much for the house/street. Not ideal for a family, pets. I'd be terrified kids, pet's would run out and get hit. My uncle lived in a similar situation and they had a double sided key dead bolt to prevent the kids from getting out (which they once did, thankfully a off duty police officer saw them come out and took them home.

[@loisaustin6200]

To me, it looks like it would be a terrifying ordeal just backing out of the driveway out onto that road with constant cars speeding by.

[@BlueSaphire70]

When I heard that they're still holding out for a higher offer after all this effort and being a year on the market, I realized they're not really serious about their timetable. They're in absolutely no hurry to sell, so this was a waste of time.

[@pou618]

I don't care what kind of windows they have, it's never going to filter out that noise.

[@Erintii]

Actually I liked the house and the neighbourhood. Proximity to public transit and amenities are deal breakers for me. I could never live in car dependent place. I don't mind a busy street. I used to spend holidays with my grandparents. They had 4th floor apartment near busier street and nothing ever happened. Noise levels were high but bearable. However they and their agents need to be realistic about price as many people will not like a busy street and prefer suburbia.

[@ducheau100]

If I had kids I would not want to be living on that road. Very Dangerous

[@marilynndesilva7620]

I wouldn't want to live on that road even without children.

[@PH7018c]

The front is so sterile.. desertic.. lifeless.. too many steps too Maybe a border of plants creating a filtered privacy, a transition.. a small tree to draw attention.. a covered small porch..

[@A_90210]

Who cares about the furniture, it's going with the seller.

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[@terrywatson9614]

Artificial big indoor plants??? That's dated..

[@mandykohlert6987]

These videos are about 10 years old 😂

[@VinaySharma-by7ss]

This British accent is so so irritating

[@VinaySharma-by7ss]

. I had to stop the vedio

[@horsie371]

@@VinaySharma-by7ss That's too bad. I find it quite charming

[@ruthwashbrook4759]

@@VinaySharma-by7ss I find your misspelling irritating SO stop being SO judgemental as your own accent would probably be a turn off for others. It's the expertise that is the focus of the whole thing

[@Jane5720]

Your name is really irritating

[@VinaySharma-by7ss]

@@Jane5720 yes, for you indeed it is