Terry then considered the fine art of ideally pricing a home. Since 60 percent of homes sell for less than the asking price, Terry argued that the right listing can lead to interested buyers paying above that asking price. The trick rests with finding that right amount; ask too much and people will wonder why a house has been on the market for so long; ask too little and you get lots of offers which doesn’t help the seller. Terry added most overpricing dilemmas come from a combination of envy (the neighbor’s house sold for more, so why shouldn’t mine?) and emotional attachment to their own property (mine is better, so why aren’t the offers rolling in?). (0130)