The documented result
The public sale record shows a $449,900 closing on March 20, 2026. The record identifies Mo Mufti as the seller’s representative. A past sale is evidence of that transaction, not a promise about another property’s price or timing.
Check it yourself. This sale appears under “Listings and sales” on Mo’s realtor.com profile. In the Sumter County Property Appraiser’s property search, parcel D09N024 (4790 NE 125th Loop) shows the $449,900 sale with a deed date of March 20, 2026. Checked October 25, 2026.
What to review before relaunching your home
Review the earlier listing dates, price changes, photographs, showing feedback and the services included in your agreement. Separate what the records establish from assumptions about why the home did not sell. Compare current competing homes and recent closed sales before choosing the next price or preparation plan.
Compare the service, not just the fee
Ask what the written agreement includes: pricing advice, photography, showing coordination, offer review, negotiation and transaction follow-through. A fee label alone does not establish which services were provided or why a listing ended.
Questions this raises
My listing expired. Is my home unsellable?
An expiration alone does not establish why the home did not sell or what will happen next. Review the listing history, price, condition, presentation, buyer feedback and your agreement before choosing a new plan.
Is a flat-fee MLS listing a bad idea?
Compare the actual written service scope, not just the fee label. Ask who handles pricing, photographs, showing feedback, offers, negotiation and closing coordination. Different agreements can include different services.
Will I have to drop my price after an expired listing?
That requires a fresh comparison, not an automatic answer. Review current competing homes, recent closed sales, condition, presentation and buyer feedback before deciding whether to change the price.
How soon can you relist after an expiration?
Have the prior agreement and listing status reviewed before signing a new agreement. Confirm any remaining obligations with the appropriate broker or attorney instead of assuming a particular relisting date.
Want the same review for your home?
Listing expired? Send the address and I’ll compare recent closed sales and the homes you would compete with now, before anyone picks a new price. Free, with no obligation to list. If your home is withdrawn or still under a listing agreement with another brokerage, talk to that agent first.