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skew
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Re: What would you do?
Wow! What a turn of events. That's awesome!
Double and triple check that all info is correct in the contract. I am buying a condo and some details in contract did not match the closing statement. I addressed these issues with the agent and I am getting credits for their errors.
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Kelly9904
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Re: What would you do?
Posted by luvbuffet
highest isnt always best. ask both buyers for their financials.
does one have to sell in order to buy?
can one put more than 20% down payment?
Agreed! We turned down an offer on our first house that was higher than another because they didnt have as much $$ to put down and we didnt want to risk issues with financing. We went back to the lower first accepted offer and they came up a bit to secure the house.
The house we are in now we were not the highest bidder. But we were the best overall buyer. More $ down, cash buyer on our house were were selling, etc.
Get the whole picture before deciding. Go back to the original buyer and say you got a higher offer that you are now considering and they should come back with their best offer....
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