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March 18, 2008 at 11:51 PM #12173March 19, 2008 at 9:50 AM #172981
NotCranky
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March 19, 2008 at 9:50 AM #173320NotCranky
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March 19, 2008 at 9:51 AM #172984Anonymous
GuestWhy do you need an agent to write an offer? Go down to your local Realtor store and pick up a stack of Purchase agreemnt forms. It’s pretty self explanatory. Submit a pre-approval from your lender along with a deposit check.
March 19, 2008 at 9:51 AM #173327Anonymous
GuestWhy do you need an agent to write an offer? Go down to your local Realtor store and pick up a stack of Purchase agreemnt forms. It’s pretty self explanatory. Submit a pre-approval from your lender along with a deposit check.
March 19, 2008 at 9:51 AM #173331Anonymous
GuestWhy do you need an agent to write an offer? Go down to your local Realtor store and pick up a stack of Purchase agreemnt forms. It’s pretty self explanatory. Submit a pre-approval from your lender along with a deposit check.
March 19, 2008 at 9:51 AM #173349Anonymous
GuestWhy do you need an agent to write an offer? Go down to your local Realtor store and pick up a stack of Purchase agreemnt forms. It’s pretty self explanatory. Submit a pre-approval from your lender along with a deposit check.
March 19, 2008 at 9:51 AM #173432Anonymous
GuestWhy do you need an agent to write an offer? Go down to your local Realtor store and pick up a stack of Purchase agreemnt forms. It’s pretty self explanatory. Submit a pre-approval from your lender along with a deposit check.
March 19, 2008 at 10:01 AM #172994Dukehorn
ParticipantI might be misreading the point of your post, but I’ve been lowballed before by a prospective buyer and my response has been to say “no” and choose never to entertain offers from that individual again.
It might be hurting myself (to a small extent) but I don’t see the necessity of negotiating with a person that has just insulted my intelligence. I don’t accept that as a tech trans lawyer and I wouldn’t accept it as an owner.
25% off the asking (whether that’s its true value) is usually not a “serious” offer. It’s a waste of everyone’s time from a negotiating perspective. You might be trying to have fun trying to score a deal, but unless the seller is in serious trouble, why would they even start a negotation?
Why would a buyer agent even take you on if he/she thinks you’re a waste of time?
March 19, 2008 at 10:01 AM #173335Dukehorn
ParticipantI might be misreading the point of your post, but I’ve been lowballed before by a prospective buyer and my response has been to say “no” and choose never to entertain offers from that individual again.
It might be hurting myself (to a small extent) but I don’t see the necessity of negotiating with a person that has just insulted my intelligence. I don’t accept that as a tech trans lawyer and I wouldn’t accept it as an owner.
25% off the asking (whether that’s its true value) is usually not a “serious” offer. It’s a waste of everyone’s time from a negotiating perspective. You might be trying to have fun trying to score a deal, but unless the seller is in serious trouble, why would they even start a negotation?
Why would a buyer agent even take you on if he/she thinks you’re a waste of time?
March 19, 2008 at 10:01 AM #173340Dukehorn
ParticipantI might be misreading the point of your post, but I’ve been lowballed before by a prospective buyer and my response has been to say “no” and choose never to entertain offers from that individual again.
It might be hurting myself (to a small extent) but I don’t see the necessity of negotiating with a person that has just insulted my intelligence. I don’t accept that as a tech trans lawyer and I wouldn’t accept it as an owner.
25% off the asking (whether that’s its true value) is usually not a “serious” offer. It’s a waste of everyone’s time from a negotiating perspective. You might be trying to have fun trying to score a deal, but unless the seller is in serious trouble, why would they even start a negotation?
Why would a buyer agent even take you on if he/she thinks you’re a waste of time?
March 19, 2008 at 10:01 AM #173359Dukehorn
ParticipantI might be misreading the point of your post, but I’ve been lowballed before by a prospective buyer and my response has been to say “no” and choose never to entertain offers from that individual again.
It might be hurting myself (to a small extent) but I don’t see the necessity of negotiating with a person that has just insulted my intelligence. I don’t accept that as a tech trans lawyer and I wouldn’t accept it as an owner.
25% off the asking (whether that’s its true value) is usually not a “serious” offer. It’s a waste of everyone’s time from a negotiating perspective. You might be trying to have fun trying to score a deal, but unless the seller is in serious trouble, why would they even start a negotation?
Why would a buyer agent even take you on if he/she thinks you’re a waste of time?
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