Oceanside 92056 and all cash

[Eugene]

It’s all the same for the seller IMHO. The only situation where a cash offer might hold extra weight is when there are doubts that you can get a loan on that house (e.g. it’s a fixer-upper with structural defects). Mortgage preapproval letter should be as good as cash.

In todays market it is not wise to put more money down than you must.

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that an all cash later will buy more real estate a year from now then it will right now.

That said, yes an all cash offer is always given much more consideration then a financed deal. It sounds like you are asking how much of a premium it gives you as a buyer. This is hard to quantify because all sellers are unique. There is not a hard and fast rule. If you want to lowall a 350k home at 290k then write it up and send it in! The worst they can say is no. The best they can say is yes.

While cash is certainly an effective tool, the MOST effective tool to lowballing is time. Lowballing a home that has been on the market a few days or even weeks is generally not effective. Cash helps but may not be the cure all you think it is… Time time and more time is what breaks people.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that an all cash later will buy more real estate a year from now then it will right now.

That said, yes an all cash offer is always given much more consideration then a financed deal. It sounds like you are asking how much of a premium it gives you as a buyer. This is hard to quantify because all sellers are unique. There is not a hard and fast rule. If you want to lowall a 350k home at 290k then write it up and send it in! The worst they can say is no. The best they can say is yes.

While cash is certainly an effective tool, the MOST effective tool to lowballing is time. Lowballing a home that has been on the market a few days or even weeks is generally not effective. Cash helps but may not be the cure all you think it is… Time time and more time is what breaks people.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that an all cash later will buy more real estate a year from now then it will right now.

That said, yes an all cash offer is always given much more consideration then a financed deal. It sounds like you are asking how much of a premium it gives you as a buyer. This is hard to quantify because all sellers are unique. There is not a hard and fast rule. If you want to lowall a 350k home at 290k then write it up and send it in! The worst they can say is no. The best they can say is yes.

While cash is certainly an effective tool, the MOST effective tool to lowballing is time. Lowballing a home that has been on the market a few days or even weeks is generally not effective. Cash helps but may not be the cure all you think it is… Time time and more time is what breaks people.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that an all cash later will buy more real estate a year from now then it will right now.

That said, yes an all cash offer is always given much more consideration then a financed deal. It sounds like you are asking how much of a premium it gives you as a buyer. This is hard to quantify because all sellers are unique. There is not a hard and fast rule. If you want to lowall a 350k home at 290k then write it up and send it in! The worst they can say is no. The best they can say is yes.

While cash is certainly an effective tool, the MOST effective tool to lowballing is time. Lowballing a home that has been on the market a few days or even weeks is generally not effective. Cash helps but may not be the cure all you think it is… Time time and more time is what breaks people.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

I do agree that an all cash later will buy more real estate a year from now then it will right now.

That said, yes an all cash offer is always given much more consideration then a financed deal. It sounds like you are asking how much of a premium it gives you as a buyer. This is hard to quantify because all sellers are unique. There is not a hard and fast rule. If you want to lowall a 350k home at 290k then write it up and send it in! The worst they can say is no. The best they can say is yes.

While cash is certainly an effective tool, the MOST effective tool to lowballing is time. Lowballing a home that has been on the market a few days or even weeks is generally not effective. Cash helps but may not be the cure all you think it is… Time time and more time is what breaks people.

SD Realtor

[kewp]

Jeeze, buy gold or short the builders instead and then buy in another year or so with your profits. Whats the rush?

[kewp]

Jeeze, buy gold or short the builders instead and then buy in another year or so with your profits. Whats the rush?

[kewp]

Jeeze, buy gold or short the builders instead and then buy in another year or so with your profits. Whats the rush?

[kewp]

Jeeze, buy gold or short the builders instead and then buy in another year or so with your profits. Whats the rush?

[kewp]

Jeeze, buy gold or short the builders instead and then buy in another year or so with your profits. Whats the rush?

[Arty]

It’s all the same for the seller IMHO.

So true. Unless for the conditions that esmith mentioned. If a seller favors your cash offer than you should think very hard.

[Arty]

It’s all the same for the seller IMHO.

So true. Unless for the conditions that esmith mentioned. If a seller favors your cash offer than you should think very hard.

[Arty]

It’s all the same for the seller IMHO.

So true. Unless for the conditions that esmith mentioned. If a seller favors your cash offer than you should think very hard.

[Arty]

It’s all the same for the seller IMHO.

So true. Unless for the conditions that esmith mentioned. If a seller favors your cash offer than you should think very hard.

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