Your house is being shown. What is actually happening?
Straight answers for home sellers about showing feedback: why so little of it comes back, what silence usually means, and what to ask your agent for instead of another phone call.
None of this is a suggestion that your agent is doing a bad job. Getting buyer's agents to give feedback is hard for everyone, for reasons that have nothing to do with your house.
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What to ask your agent for
Not more phone calls. Ask for a running record you can look at yourself: showings so far, how many of those agents responded, what the responses say about the price, and whether anyone has come back for a second look.
Here is what one looks like. If your agent uses Showfeed you already have one. If not, this is a reasonable thing to ask for.