
I am not sure if the market conditions changing or not but it seemed our house sat on the market for awhile. Resulting in us having multiple price drops of 14% from listing. The initial encounter with Adam was great with nice booklet of market comps. The actual listing and marketing of our house has some room for improvement as the signs used to advertise open house or house for sale are the same ones we could buy ourselves from Walmart. I guess he thought the house would move quickly and advertising with high quality content was not needed. We put almost $18,000 into the house getting it ready for market based on advice. Unclear if that was wasted money or it actually got us the buyer. Was very unhappy with the home inspector as he physically damaged our house during the inspection. I have family who are master inspectors and architectural engineer(s) from the KC area and upon showing them the pictures they were shocked by the damage the inspector caused. If the house had not sold it was advised consulting an attorney and suing for damages. In summary Adam was strong at the start and at closing but the mid-game seemed to have room for improvement. Granted the market started cooling and I think agents in general were trying to find their footing with rates vaulting 4% in a few months.


