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Elizabeth J Humphrey
  • clinical application analyst
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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offering offers

Elizabeth J Humphrey
  • clinical application analyst
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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I hear alot on BP, look at 100 properties, offer on 10 and hopefully 1 out of the 10 get accepted. That being said, how would you handle it if more than 1 offer gets accepted, but you only are prepared to buy 1 property? Say you only have financing set up for buying 1 property.  Making more offers than I am prepared to make good on makes me nervous unless I know of an immediate escape route.

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