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Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr
Actually, it's the seller that determines the final price. The buyer may make all of the offers that he or she wants but it's up to the seller to accept one of them. If the seller doesn't want to sell, there's nothing the buyer can do about it.
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Are you implying that if the buyer doesn't want to buy there is still nothing the buyer can do about it and the seller can force the buyer to make a purchase he doesn't want to make? It seems like the buyer actually has some say in this too. The seller can ask for whatever he or she wants but it's up to the buyer to accept the price. Together, the buyer and the seller determine the price.
Yes, when buyers outnumber sellers then the sellers can pick and choose among buyers and can get more for the home they are trying to sell. But the scales are not always tipped that way and sometimes there are more sellers than buyers.
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