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Topic	Why would a seller ever be offended by an offer?
YellowMustard69 03/26/20 4:36:49 PM #24:	K181 posted... Because a low offer can obviously come off as trying to massive drive the price down. In your example, where you offer $300k for a $350k house, that to me as a hypothetical seller makes me think that the you're ceiling is probably well below my floor. So why should a seller waste time with an offer that they view insultingingly low, especially if someone else gives them a $340k offer instead? Because as a buyer I have no fucking clue how low you're willing to go, and I don't want to take even a 1% chance that I'm paying more than necessary. How is that so hard to understand? Buyers don't want to get screwed. <cite>YellowMustard69 posted [p:936275092] in Why would ... [t:78508966]...</cite> <quote>K181 posted... </cite> <quote>Because a low offer can obviously come off as trying to massive drive the price down. In your example, where you offer $300k for a $350k house, that to me as a hypothetical seller makes me think that the you're ceiling is probably well below my floor. So why should a seller waste time with an offer that they view insultingingly low, especially if someone else gives them a $340k offer instead?</quote> Because as a buyer I have no fucking clue how low you're willing to go, and I don't want to take even a 1% chance that I'm paying more than necessary. How is that so hard to understand? Buyers don't want to get screwed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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