<prompt> Human: I have two elderly parents who live 2 hours aways and currently own a home with a 65,000 equity loan. An apartment just opened up across the street from me and I plan to move them in and pay their rent 1000m until their house sells or up to 6 months.They live in a relatively low income area in Northeast Pennsylvania where there hasnt been much of a sellers market for some time. The 3bdr112 bath house is currently listed at 124,900. My question is, if they are unable to sell after 6 months, are there any good options for unloading this house ASAP? If they cant sell, I dont want them to have to move back where I cant keep an eye on them but I dont want to continue to have them be a financial burden on me going forward.For reference, here is the house: Many thanks  <response>: I am a Realtor. If you have a good agent, LISTEN TO THEM! So many people think selling a home is magic. It is not. If it is priced right it will sell... period. I tell people I can sell their house in 30 seconds if they are willing to price it to sell in 30 seconds.So, talk to your agent and tell them the situation. They should be able to show you what comps have sold and what the moving average is for those sales. Undercut the market and that moving average! You will not get premium price and an immediate sale... those two things do not go together. You can either get top dollar or a fast sold. It is up to you and the agent to decide what is acceptable in time and cash. If it doesnt sell and you absolutely need it gone, you can have it auctioned and it will 100 sell but the price will be well below the asking. Good luck! 