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ParticipantSo – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure
Yeah something about that interview didn’t pass the stink-o-meterParticipantSo – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure
Yeah something about that interview didn’t pass the stink-o-meterParticipantSo – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure
Yeah something about that interview didn’t pass the stink-o-meterParticipantSo – she only works 1 day a week, yet at one point she was a homeowner. Huh. Go figure
Yeah something about that interview didn’t pass the stink-o-meterParticipantI am also looking at some short sales which seem prime for a lowball offer. From what I understand its important to put language into your short sale offer that gives you the right to rescind the offer up until the bank actually accepts it, that way you dont have to wait around and can be out there submitting multiple short sale offers if you find many good deals out there.
ParticipantI am also looking at some short sales which seem prime for a lowball offer. From what I understand its important to put language into your short sale offer that gives you the right to rescind the offer up until the bank actually accepts it, that way you dont have to wait around and can be out there submitting multiple short sale offers if you find many good deals out there.
ParticipantI am also looking at some short sales which seem prime for a lowball offer. From what I understand its important to put language into your short sale offer that gives you the right to rescind the offer up until the bank actually accepts it, that way you dont have to wait around and can be out there submitting multiple short sale offers if you find many good deals out there.
ParticipantI am also looking at some short sales which seem prime for a lowball offer. From what I understand its important to put language into your short sale offer that gives you the right to rescind the offer up until the bank actually accepts it, that way you dont have to wait around and can be out there submitting multiple short sale offers if you find many good deals out there.
ParticipantI am also looking at some short sales which seem prime for a lowball offer. From what I understand its important to put language into your short sale offer that gives you the right to rescind the offer up until the bank actually accepts it, that way you dont have to wait around and can be out there submitting multiple short sale offers if you find many good deals out there.
ParticipantSDR, what is the process for the lowball, is it a matter of the buyer’s agent calling the seller’s agent to feel out the seller’s situation and see if they would be receptive to the lowball (I am talking 20%, not 50% lol)? Problem is I think alot of selling agents are doing their clients a disservice by giving them the false impression a recovery is right around the corner instead of being honest with them (and themselves), and that they should consider something far below their ask from a high quality buyer (cash/huge down)
ParticipantSDR, what is the process for the lowball, is it a matter of the buyer’s agent calling the seller’s agent to feel out the seller’s situation and see if they would be receptive to the lowball (I am talking 20%, not 50% lol)? Problem is I think alot of selling agents are doing their clients a disservice by giving them the false impression a recovery is right around the corner instead of being honest with them (and themselves), and that they should consider something far below their ask from a high quality buyer (cash/huge down)
ParticipantSDR, what is the process for the lowball, is it a matter of the buyer’s agent calling the seller’s agent to feel out the seller’s situation and see if they would be receptive to the lowball (I am talking 20%, not 50% lol)? Problem is I think alot of selling agents are doing their clients a disservice by giving them the false impression a recovery is right around the corner instead of being honest with them (and themselves), and that they should consider something far below their ask from a high quality buyer (cash/huge down)
ParticipantSDR, what is the process for the lowball, is it a matter of the buyer’s agent calling the seller’s agent to feel out the seller’s situation and see if they would be receptive to the lowball (I am talking 20%, not 50% lol)? Problem is I think alot of selling agents are doing their clients a disservice by giving them the false impression a recovery is right around the corner instead of being honest with them (and themselves), and that they should consider something far below their ask from a high quality buyer (cash/huge down)
ParticipantSDR, what is the process for the lowball, is it a matter of the buyer’s agent calling the seller’s agent to feel out the seller’s situation and see if they would be receptive to the lowball (I am talking 20%, not 50% lol)? Problem is I think alot of selling agents are doing their clients a disservice by giving them the false impression a recovery is right around the corner instead of being honest with them (and themselves), and that they should consider something far below their ask from a high quality buyer (cash/huge down)
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