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Your home didn't sell. Here is why it usually happens.

A listing that expires is rarely bad luck. It is almost always price, presentation or exposure, and each one can be fixed.

By Miguel Gomez, REALTOR® · Licensed in Texas · Updated Nov 2026

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What went wrong

The three usual causes

Price

Priced against hopes instead of homes that actually sold with the same beds, baths and size nearby. Buyers compare every listing to those sales.

Presentation

Photos, condition and the first ten seconds of a showing. Worn floors or an inspection-level problem show up in every offer.

Exposure

A listing that only sits on the MLS reaches the buyers already looking. Film, social video and outreach in two languages reach the ones who are not.

Selling situations

If your situation is not simple

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Net sheet

Know your number before you list

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The relaunch

A fresh plan

01  Honest review

What the market said about your home during the last listing, from showings to feedback.

02  Reprice from real comps

Individual recent sales that truly compare, shown one by one.

03  Fix what hurt you

MTR Contractors repairs and updates, paid at closing from the sale.

04  Relaunch loud

Miguel Gomez, REALTOR®
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Miguel Gomez is a Texas REALTOR® with Texava Brokerage. He works with first-time home buyers, new construction and families relocating to North Texas, and he gets back to you the same day.

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FAQ

Common questions

When can I relist after my listing expires?
Once your previous listing agreement has ended, you are free to sign with a new agent. Check the end date and any protection clause in your old agreement.
Will relisting reset days on market?
The MLS keeps history, and buyers' agents can usually see it. A real change in price, condition or presentation is what changes the result.
Do I have to lower my price?
Not always. Sometimes condition or exposure is the problem. The review shows which one.
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