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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Stopping crazy offers when listing property's.
I have a decent amount of duplexes that I’m selling so I can put the money into a different RE venture. Before I put them on the market I let both the leases end, update, and make them move in ready. I have only had one duplex that was on the market for more than 14 days and everything has sold within $5,000 of asking price. All of the list say “30 day close / owner agent”.
Every property we have listed the same group of 14 people submit offers for owner finance, 75% offers, or some other crazy trash.
Is there a nice way to let these people know that we have no interest in any offer unless it is all cash and close to asking price?