Tim Grossglauser's Q&A

Looks like you may want to contact Jeanna Ortiz.  It is the Prudential Website that is reporting to Zillow as for sale for $2000.This is the link from Zillow to the reporting webpage:http://phx.pruazprops.info/details/start.aspx?propid=0150002676074&VIP=ClassZillow&syndication=true

It really depends on you area.  Each area has a different time on market. The Average "Days on Market" in 2010 was 105.5 Days.  2011 Shows 116.6 Days on Market as the Average.A Bank for instance typically says a "Bank Owned Home" on the market is stale after 120 days and has not sold.  Based on the Numbers provided above, 120 days would be a good number to consider a property stale.Maybe a Price Reduction is needed, a new customized marketing plan, or maybe just some minor things with the home such as Curb Appeal, Showing Appeal, etc.

Follow this link.  http://www.zillow.com/make-me-move/Fountain Hills is a Great Location.  I have been a resident since 2001!

I would definitely suggest speaking to an attorney.  I often send my clients to a few well known attorneys In Scottsdale that can assist you in these matters.  A Free consultation would probably lead you to the best solution.

You want to work with someone who knows about foreclosures and investing.  My Firm receives daily lists of foreclosures, we do title searches, help you with all options to obtain a foreclosure (MLS, Direct to Bank, Auctions, etc).  I have helped numerous buyers and investors purchase foreclosures in the Scottsdale & Fountain Hills Area.

When you visit the zillow home search page located here, you will enter your home address and click go.  Sometimes certain locations do not show up on the search, but a majority do.  You can claim your home and enter all the details such as square footage, bedrooms, bathrooms, any upgrades, etc and create a zestimate and get a better ideal of home value.

Discuss what you would like from an agent with your agent.  If they are not receptive then you can discuss it with the broker.Is your home listed appropriately?  (Listed competitively with other homes similar to yours)  Do you make your home available for viewings?I would suggest asking for a complete marketing plan that you both agree on and go from there.

I just want to verify that by post foreclosure you are stating that the bank now owns the home as a REO (Real Estate Owned) or (Bank Owned Home).Prices are always negotiable unless the bank has specifically told the listing agent to not take any offers less than the listing price.  I list a lot of REO homes and have never had a bank tell me not look at any offers less than list price.  Hope this help!