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re: How much should I offer on a home I like? UPDATE
Posted on 1/21/13 at 4:17 pm to wegotdatwood
Posted on 1/21/13 at 4:17 pm to wegotdatwood
So a higher offer came in... the seller should either 1.) call your Realtor and say you have to beat X or 2.) call your Realtor saying the owners accepted the other offer (odds are that it was right around the price they wanted). I wouldn't give up on the house but you have to manage expectations. We know nothing about the other offer - have they had an inspection? Do they know about the problems the house? Etc. The buyers may back out or try to renegotiate after having an inspection.
Losing out on a house happens. There are always more homes out there. Be patient and you'll get one you like just as much if not more.
Losing out on a house happens. There are always more homes out there. Be patient and you'll get one you like just as much if not more.
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Posted on 1/21/13 at 4:56 pm to polizei11
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So a higher offer came in... the seller should either 1.)
That's what is weird when dealing with a relo. Our realtor asked the relo if the seller would take the best offers from both they said "not at this time."
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1.) call your Realtor and say you have to beat X or 2.)
Hasn't happened, not real happy with the communication today.
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2.) call your Realtor saying the owners accepted the other offer (odds are that it was right around the price they wanted).
This hasn't happened 100%. She thought they would go with the other offer.
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have they had an inspection?
Most likely not, 2 have been done already.
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Do they know about the problems the house?
I'd assume so. It needs some immediate work.
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The buyers may back out or try to renegotiate after having an inspection.
I'm praying this happens. My wife was in tears a few minutes ago. I'm not in tears, but I'm
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Be patient and you'll get one you like just as much if not more.
Thanks, we've wanted this for a long time. Didn't want to over pay for a home but it's what we really wanted.
This post was edited on 1/21/13 at 4:57 pm
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