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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Off Market Deal Question
Hi, Quick Question. Obviously it's an insane for Sellers right now - Dozens of offers over asking, no contingencies,etc. Everyone's recommendation on here seems to be to find off-market deals.
My question is: if I put myself in the shoes of a person who is willing to sell (your off-market owner), why would I sell it at a discount to you? Why wouldn't I just jump in the fray and get a number potentially above appraisal even?
I know people are buying a lot of off market deals right now, just unclear why people are selling them?
Thanks for the clarity!
-Chris.