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Nick Sorensen
  • Matamoras, PA
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Realtors only put one bid at a time

Nick Sorensen
  • Matamoras, PA
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Is it normal for realtors to only put one bid in at a time for me , I’m having trouble finding a realtor who will put in multiple bids due to the fact that we may get accepted into contract?

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Bevla Reeves
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  • Scottsdale, AZ
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Bevla Reeves
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Scottsdale, AZ
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@Nick Sorensen

I submit multiple offers for my clients.

If they receive multiple acceptances the more they have to choose from! ;))

In Arizona, buyers get a 10-day inspection period to cancel and receive their earnest money deposits back.

Buyers can also rescind offers that have not been accepted yet.

I've submitted 20-30 offers a week for a rehab investor client and know others that do the same!

It's not an issue for my clients, I encourage it.

Good luck Nick! ;)

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