One more thing… note that you said over market. That is speculative. They originally listed at 750k. Then they changed the price to 705k. Again though you do not know what sort of credits may be involved. Also Prudential is notorious for listing prices just to get traffic in, but that may be acceptable under certain conditions dictated by the Seller. I have seen Prudential listings with price spreads that were over 7% of the asking price of the home. Then we came in with a low offer and they said no we are really trying to get $X out of it. So the low end was there just for increasing traffic. For this property it may not be the case as there is no value range, just a base price.
