THIS is one explanation to why there is no For Sale sign. Hope the link helps. Basically, says that people rarely buy a house because they saw a sign in the yard. Buyers now find properties by searching the Internet or by being updated as to what is available by their realtor.

And a sign draws attention to the fact that the house may be vacant.

Contact the realtor on file. Ask them about the property's status.

"Is it haunted? Cursed? Owned by a specter? A ruse? What gives? Why isn't there a sign in the yard if they are selling?"

Speaking of...…….

https://www.thecut.com/2018/11/the-haunting-of-657-boulevard-in-westfield-new-jersey.html?_ga=2.140260211.1353326753.1543764426-895427596.1500657512

I agree that was a fabulous read. You ought to post it as its own thread, I think a lot of people would enjoy reading that and it's sort-of buried in here.

Wow. Interesting read.

Back to the OP, could they be renting to students/visiting faculty? That could explain people moving frequently. But as to why it's not selling? Must be something inside? Or that odd "crop circle" mark in the back lawn?

One of the tenants was a student, but I'm not sure about the others. It is plausible, because it is never advertised as for rent either. Perhaps it is only available to certain populations.

The "realtor" listed on Realtor.com is a construction company. And not one I have heard of, nor does it service our area, but rural communities about 30 miles west. Maybe this house was an experiment for them that didn't turn out for them.

We used to live in Neenah, and I'm amazed how affordable the housing still is. 1/3 acre for less than 300K, wow!

And jrb451, that is a really intriguing and interesting story. I agree, you should put it in another separate post.

rich69b, housing has stayed affordable in the Fox Valley. I actually think this house is priced too high!

Still no sign, still no offer per Realtor.com. I never see anyone looking at this house, although one three houses up the street sold in a day in the last few weeks.