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Getting beat by cash offers

Hayden Charles Langenburg
  • Columbia, SC
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I have a conventional loan so there are limits to what I can do. What's the best way to beat an all cash offer as is with no contingencies and a quick closing?  

I've been offering to where they would net over asking price or at asking price, as is with a 30 day closing contingent on financing and appraisal. 

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    Caleb Brown
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    Caleb Brown
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    Hard to beat without going way higher than them and waiving contingencies. Most people will take a solid cash offer over financing. Just keep making offers

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