selling my house part 5

[GoUSC]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

Brian what does your post add to this discussion other than stating something the seller already knows? …other than your skills at Monday morning quarterbacking….

Original poster, in this tough market I would get the buyer under contract but negotiate tough if he asks for any significant deductions down the road. You have an uphill road with his contingencies but I would keep the house on the market and keep having people look at the house…

[briansd1]

GoUSC, it wasn’t obvious to me until I read the previous threads.

The sellers seems to be taking baby steps rather than do what is necessary to sell.

At this point, a contingent offer is probably the best he can hope for.

[briansd1]

GoUSC, it wasn’t obvious to me until I read the previous threads.

The sellers seems to be taking baby steps rather than do what is necessary to sell.

At this point, a contingent offer is probably the best he can hope for.

[briansd1]

GoUSC, it wasn’t obvious to me until I read the previous threads.

The sellers seems to be taking baby steps rather than do what is necessary to sell.

At this point, a contingent offer is probably the best he can hope for.

[briansd1]

GoUSC, it wasn’t obvious to me until I read the previous threads.

The sellers seems to be taking baby steps rather than do what is necessary to sell.

At this point, a contingent offer is probably the best he can hope for.

[briansd1]

GoUSC, it wasn’t obvious to me until I read the previous threads.

The sellers seems to be taking baby steps rather than do what is necessary to sell.

At this point, a contingent offer is probably the best he can hope for.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

[patb]

[quote=briansd1]$300k down to $217k.

You should have listened to temeculaguy and dropped to $225k earlier.

http://piggington.com/selling_my_house_part_1
[/quote]

wasn’t in a big hurry to sell,
was stuck in Oklahoma until December anyways and been commuting back occasionally anyways.

there were certain macro business advantages to keeping the place anyways,
my per diems were pretty good.

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