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Originally Posted by vintageogauge
Sellers are not greedy, multiple buyers set the tone. "Some buyers have hit their limit" are the buyers that can't afford the appreciated pricing in todays market and don't care to settle for a home they can afford. Thousands of boomers retiring every day and TV only gets 8 or 10 of them each day, the developers have nothing to fear my dear. There's a good buy over on Wade Terrace LOL.
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3 years ago I put our home in Boynton Beach up for sale. I interviewed the Realtor, they took pictures, the first day in the market, she presented me with 4 offers.
First was at 15k less than asking price
Second was at asking price but VA financing
Third was at 10K over asking price conventional financing
Fourth offer was full price all Cash close in 20 days.
I accepted the Fourth offer, my realtor also had 10 other back up offers which were not needed.
Happy, Happy, Happy Cash is KING. financing can fall through in many ways
I don’t blame the sellers for trying to get as much money for their home, no, is not greed, it is what buyers are willing to pay. I walked out of a deal here when the realtor told me that there was other offers and I had to up mine, I told her withdraw it. Mine was all cash close in 30 days.