Thursday, April 19, 2012

@Money April 19, 2012: 2:24 PM ET
By standing firm and rejecting low-ball bids, Deanna White sold her Denver-area home for close to list price - a sign the market is healing.By standing firm and rejecting low-ball bids, Deanna White sold her Denver-area home for close to list price - a sign the market is healing.

(Money Magazine) -- Given everything they knew about the lackluster housing market, Meghann and Cort Battles didn't expect much when they listed their four-bedroom home in Centennial, a Denver suburb, for sale in January. So they were taken aback by the onslaught of interest. Meghann, at home on maternity leave with their two sons, juggled 32 showings in the first month. "It's so exhausting trying to find somewhere to go for an hour two or three times a day," she says. The Battles even installed a special front-door handle to text them when buyers enter and exit so that they can return as soon as possible. "It's just crazy," she says.

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