to manufacture methamphetamine. The result? $16,000 in cleanup costs. She had to decontaminate the home before she could even think about selling it. Research, people. Always research the history of the home. Conclusion: Learn from Others' Mistakes (Because You Really Don’t Want to Learn the Hard Way) Selling a house is no small feat. You need to stay informed, keep your emotions in check, and, above all, price it correctly. Pricing errors, whether in underpricing, waiting too long to adjust, or not doing enough market research, can cost you big-time. So, before you make a mistake that could haunt you financially, remember the classic lessons from those who learned the hard way. Pricing it right the first time can save you from becoming the next cautionary tale.
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