So here is the deal.I have had clients that say they are NO good homes and that one's they like always end up with multiple bids. I empathized, but never really grasped the idea fully until the tables were turned.

So I am out looking for a home and some of the towns we have considered have been: Trumbull, Monroe, Newtown and Orange and Woodbridge (biggest reason we decided on these towns were the school districts all rated 8,9 and 10 according to Greatschools.

So I am not picky, (at least I thought I wasn't) - until I go out and everything we have come across has one thing or another. So, I gave myself the advise I give others: THERE IS NO PERFECT HOUSE - get the one that meets most of what you are looking for and make it your own - good advise right, sounds like I had this moment of true wisdom.

We look some more and still. We have seen a lot of homes and still. We finally see one and NOT perfect - but we liked it. Listed way to high - so we offer and wait. NO GO.

So I ask 

WHERE IS THE INVENTORY?

WHERE HAVE ALL THE GOOD HOUSES GONE????

The truth is that I need to adjust my mindset -and I think buyers in my situation may agree -otherwise I will be searching for a very long time to find missed opportunities that would have been good places to settle down in.

Note to seller's: staging is important to highlight features and fellow agent's Pictures are important - like really important.