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Brent Kiger
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Homepath

Brent Kiger
  • Kansas City, MO
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I am looking at making an offer on a couple Homepath properties but have never done that in the past. I am curious if anyone has been able to get an offer accepted below their asking price, or does Freddie Mac stay pretty firm on their asking price.

Also, do I have to work with a real estate agent to make an offer, or can I make on offer on my own?

Thanks in advance,

Brent

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    Brad Klock
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    Brad Klock
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    I just bought one in November and I got it for $25% off the asking price.  You do have to use a realtor to put the offer in, however Fannie Mae paid all the commission fees.  I also used their title insurance company and was very reasonable.  

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