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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hartford Market not selling
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@Nicole Grenier Start by being sure you have a VALID pre-approval. That means that a lender pulled tax returns, pay stubs, W2s and bank statements.
Next go find a good, full-time real estate agent and tell them you're ready to buy now.
I assume CT is a lot like MA in that good deals sell almost instantly, so to improve your chances, be ready to act instantly.
Keep a blank check with you at all times and be sure your agent is ready to write an offer on the spot - and make sure your agent knows what an escalation clause is and how to use it.
That's not a rock solid guarantee, but I can promise that if you wait for the weekend to submit an offer, your chances of success will plummet.