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Participantthe rule of law is long gone in this country
Participantthe rule of law is long gone in this country
Participantthe rule of law is long gone in this country
Participantthe rule of law is long gone in this country
Participantmy realtor has always told me that the first offer is the best one
however, taking a contingent offer in a market like this one seems less than intelligent to me
the chances of these people NOT closing escrow is significant (what if mortgage rates go up another 1/2 point – will they still close?)
so all you accomplish by accepting a contingent offer is to tie up the property and exclude a buyer who might actually be able to close escrow now
when I was selling my properties I required that earnest money ‘went hard’ (out of escrow and into my hands) after a certain period – if the buyer didn’t close escrow his earnest money was still mine – this ensured that I was dealing with a serious buyer – if you are determined to lock your property up in escrow with someone who may or may not close escrow, you might consider having their earnest money go hard
Participantmy realtor has always told me that the first offer is the best one
however, taking a contingent offer in a market like this one seems less than intelligent to me
the chances of these people NOT closing escrow is significant (what if mortgage rates go up another 1/2 point – will they still close?)
so all you accomplish by accepting a contingent offer is to tie up the property and exclude a buyer who might actually be able to close escrow now
when I was selling my properties I required that earnest money ‘went hard’ (out of escrow and into my hands) after a certain period – if the buyer didn’t close escrow his earnest money was still mine – this ensured that I was dealing with a serious buyer – if you are determined to lock your property up in escrow with someone who may or may not close escrow, you might consider having their earnest money go hard
Participantmy realtor has always told me that the first offer is the best one
however, taking a contingent offer in a market like this one seems less than intelligent to me
the chances of these people NOT closing escrow is significant (what if mortgage rates go up another 1/2 point – will they still close?)
so all you accomplish by accepting a contingent offer is to tie up the property and exclude a buyer who might actually be able to close escrow now
when I was selling my properties I required that earnest money ‘went hard’ (out of escrow and into my hands) after a certain period – if the buyer didn’t close escrow his earnest money was still mine – this ensured that I was dealing with a serious buyer – if you are determined to lock your property up in escrow with someone who may or may not close escrow, you might consider having their earnest money go hard
Participantmy realtor has always told me that the first offer is the best one
however, taking a contingent offer in a market like this one seems less than intelligent to me
the chances of these people NOT closing escrow is significant (what if mortgage rates go up another 1/2 point – will they still close?)
so all you accomplish by accepting a contingent offer is to tie up the property and exclude a buyer who might actually be able to close escrow now
when I was selling my properties I required that earnest money ‘went hard’ (out of escrow and into my hands) after a certain period – if the buyer didn’t close escrow his earnest money was still mine – this ensured that I was dealing with a serious buyer – if you are determined to lock your property up in escrow with someone who may or may not close escrow, you might consider having their earnest money go hard
Participantmy realtor has always told me that the first offer is the best one
however, taking a contingent offer in a market like this one seems less than intelligent to me
the chances of these people NOT closing escrow is significant (what if mortgage rates go up another 1/2 point – will they still close?)
so all you accomplish by accepting a contingent offer is to tie up the property and exclude a buyer who might actually be able to close escrow now
when I was selling my properties I required that earnest money ‘went hard’ (out of escrow and into my hands) after a certain period – if the buyer didn’t close escrow his earnest money was still mine – this ensured that I was dealing with a serious buyer – if you are determined to lock your property up in escrow with someone who may or may not close escrow, you might consider having their earnest money go hard
Participant“Except cash buyers.”
amen to that!
high interest rates will be one of the final nails in the real estate markets’ coffin
cash buyers will have a field day when the real bottom arrives in 2012/2014
then, as financial markets return to some semblance of normalcy, interest rates should come down and real estate should start to appreciate again – at that time these cash buyers will take out mortgages and use the money to invest in whatever makes sense at the time
cash is king!!!
Participant“Except cash buyers.”
amen to that!
high interest rates will be one of the final nails in the real estate markets’ coffin
cash buyers will have a field day when the real bottom arrives in 2012/2014
then, as financial markets return to some semblance of normalcy, interest rates should come down and real estate should start to appreciate again – at that time these cash buyers will take out mortgages and use the money to invest in whatever makes sense at the time
cash is king!!!
Participant“Except cash buyers.”
amen to that!
high interest rates will be one of the final nails in the real estate markets’ coffin
cash buyers will have a field day when the real bottom arrives in 2012/2014
then, as financial markets return to some semblance of normalcy, interest rates should come down and real estate should start to appreciate again – at that time these cash buyers will take out mortgages and use the money to invest in whatever makes sense at the time
cash is king!!!
Participant“Except cash buyers.”
amen to that!
high interest rates will be one of the final nails in the real estate markets’ coffin
cash buyers will have a field day when the real bottom arrives in 2012/2014
then, as financial markets return to some semblance of normalcy, interest rates should come down and real estate should start to appreciate again – at that time these cash buyers will take out mortgages and use the money to invest in whatever makes sense at the time
cash is king!!!
Participant“Except cash buyers.”
amen to that!
high interest rates will be one of the final nails in the real estate markets’ coffin
cash buyers will have a field day when the real bottom arrives in 2012/2014
then, as financial markets return to some semblance of normalcy, interest rates should come down and real estate should start to appreciate again – at that time these cash buyers will take out mortgages and use the money to invest in whatever makes sense at the time
cash is king!!!
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