Laura Resnickhttp://www.reliberation.com/blogs/lauraresnick12007/atom.aspxCommunity Server2007-05-18T08:12:00ZHelp with situationhttp://www.reliberation.com/blogs/lauraresnick12007/archive/2007/05/18/help-with-situation.aspx2007-05-18T13:12:00Z2007-05-18T13:12:00Z<P>wondering how any of you would handle this..I have made an offer on a home on my clients behalf, approx $13,000 below list price. (client wanted to do it that way) I feel that the realtor on the sellers side has swayed the sellers into missing out on our offer. They countered $1900 under their price, and we came up $4000. they then came down $1100 and finaled. I told the selling agent when submitting the offer that I was confident that we could come to an agreement. My clients have $60,000 down on a $262900 property.. The last home like it sold for less than their final. He has been rather condescending throughout the whole process. </P>
<P>Would you encourage your clients to decide what is the best price that we would have paid and try to go back? they love the house...they just don't want to pay more than the last one that sold 3 mos ago. (the home that we are trying to buy needs all new appliances - but has all new systems, roof, siding.)</P>
<P>Anyone have an suggestions on how I might deal with this agent? or should I just let it go and wait until he has to drop his price?</P>
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