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Kind Of In A Panic

I am not sure how to write this, so I am going to be as delicate as possible.

My wife and I (and daughter) moved 2.5 hours away from where we used to live. We did this because we wanted to be closer to our sisters who live 30 min away (our sisters live in different areas so we wanted to find a spot that was somewhat of a middle ground so we would be equal distance of each other). Anyway, we bought a home that we really liked. However, the neighborhood is all muslim and we did not know that when we bought the home. The town itself is not, but our street is.

Once we moved in, we found this out. I mean, unless you look up every neighbor on the county website, you would have no idea. Just to get this out there, we were completely fine with it. We have made efforts to connect with the neighbors, introduced ourselves, etc. But it seems were are being avoided and do not seem interested in getting to know us. I just want to make sure our daughter can find her tribe, and it just isn't working out.

Our house is on the market now (8 months after moving in), and we are priced very low (especially to comps around the area). So we do not have a pricing problem. Every feedback has been your house shows beautiful, great updates, modern design, etc. So lots of showings, no offers. So I am starting to panic. I hope possibly a Muslim family would buy the home, but that has not who has been viewing our home for showings. I really wanted to make this work, but I do not know what to do

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