Does low balling damage a realtor’s reputation? (30% to 50% off kind of low balling)
Specifically if working in snooty little markets like La Jolla, RSF, etc.
I read a real estate investing book way back when that promoted a low balling technique in which you find a starving agent and pay them a set hourly rate to submit 100 offers at 50% off the asking price of the homes for sale in a desired area. Each offer was very professionally presented with a letter expressing all cash close in 7 days etc. The whole idea was to fish out the serious sellers.
“People are coming in with offers even 20 percent under,” she said. “People have no shame.”
What about sellers asking ridiculous amounts for their houses when they know full well that the runup in prices was caused by a deck of cards that is about to fall down? They have no shame either.
“People are coming in with offers even 20 percent under,” she said. “People have no shame.”
What about sellers asking ridiculous amounts for their houses when they know full well that the runup in prices was caused by a deck of cards that is about to fall down? They have no shame either.
“People are coming in with offers even 20 percent under,” she said. “People have no shame.”
What about sellers asking ridiculous amounts for their houses when they know full well that the runup in prices was caused by a deck of cards that is about to fall down? They have no shame either.
“People are coming in with offers even 20 percent under,” she said. “People have no shame.”
What about sellers asking ridiculous amounts for their houses when they know full well that the runup in prices was caused by a deck of cards that is about to fall down? They have no shame either.
“People are coming in with offers even 20 percent under,” she said. “People have no shame.”
What about sellers asking ridiculous amounts for their houses when they know full well that the runup in prices was caused by a deck of cards that is about to fall down? They have no shame either.
Pictures of the Point Loma house in question. Looks like a good deal to that low baller.
I personally don’t care about permits if the construction was done properly, according to safety codes. Permitting is just a way for the city to collect money and enforce zoning laws.
Pictures of the Point Loma house in question. Looks like a good deal to that low baller.
I personally don’t care about permits if the construction was done properly, according to safety codes. Permitting is just a way for the city to collect money and enforce zoning laws.
Pictures of the Point Loma house in question. Looks like a good deal to that low baller.
I personally don’t care about permits if the construction was done properly, according to safety codes. Permitting is just a way for the city to collect money and enforce zoning laws.
Pictures of the Point Loma house in question. Looks like a good deal to that low baller.
I personally don’t care about permits if the construction was done properly, according to safety codes. Permitting is just a way for the city to collect money and enforce zoning laws.
