They would, generally.

It will show as pending, then on market again. That’s also a red flag.

I suppose there are lots of reasons for a property to go off the market and come back without having sold. I don't know if offers that fall through show up in the history for example.

I bought in the weird time where if a house was on the market for more than a week there was something wrong with it.

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Yes, but I tend to assume they either found a new realtor and took it down and put it back up.

What a champion on this one. No, they don’t. Everyone is their own human being.

Make it about the process/rules, not them. “The application was denied due to a low credit score”, “people under the age of xx are not allowed in the clubhouse”. In life, avoid you statements, it’s quite helpful in my situations.

Don't you know A mother's pride is worthless

I have a seasonal photo collection. As well as pictures of freshly painted rooms with no clutter.

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One of the biggest things is showing you understand. Don't interrupt unless you need to and there is a pause, and ASK QUESTIONS.. make it clear you care about their situation. By asking Qs you show empathy. And that video.. duh.

What country are you in? Never heard of realestate.com and it doesn't even come up on Google.

Is the problem with the word "listing"? Would it be more accurate if I say "the webpage you look at when a house is for sale"?

Thanks for your edit. (And for editing the URL to add the .au). It turns out it's not a website difference -- it's a COUNTRY difference. I apologize for not realizing you were not familiar with how the US real estate market works.

It's wrong for me to be US-centric, but it's incredibly bizarre for you to assume that Australia is the country we're all talking about.

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I learned in high school that doing everything at the last minute stresses me out and I did a shittier job. I forced myself to finish projects early, I’d have more time to polish them before they were due, I felt good about myself and way less anxious.

Once you have a deadline for a project/assignment etc just act like that deadline is a week earlier. Obviously only works for “big” projects that you know of in advance but those are often a huge source of stress.

Honestly the glamorization of procrastination/slackerism vs being methodical and organized in a boring way has probably needlessly stressed out a lot of people.

That's not how domain and realestate.com.au work. The history is different to the listing.

Maybe don't assume every website works the same as the ones you use.

It's by address. The history goes back decades. Go look at like any listing online.

You can't just "make a new listing" unless you're changing the address. Down voting doesn't change it.

If you delete the listing and remake it how would it still show up? The back on the market is if they don't completely delete it but mark it sold and then unsold.

That still shows up. You can see every time it sells too. Unless you're talking like, outside of MLS or something.

Redfin even slaps a little badge on it saying "Back on market"

Solve or support?

Do you need me to help solve this problem? Or am I just listening and supporting you right now?

These things are going to be something future humans laugh about because we were poisoning ourselves.

Used plenty of brands and find Behr to be as good as any I’ve used

I would have liked a few spring and summer pictures but mostly because I know that there are a ton of bulbs planted, mystery trees and tantalizing hints and I want to know what my garden is going to look like so I can plan "my" garden. I'm going to have to wait a year just to figure out wtf I'm working with... (Gardener problems, not 100% applicable)

You can create a new listing...

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This is wild to me. My post gets delivered onto the floor 3 feet away from my sofa 😄

Doesn't it say how long a house has been on the market right in the listing?

EDIT: I'm talking about the US, just so we're clear.