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Andy Ballester
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Is there a way to find out if your offer, has been placed???

Andy Ballester
  • Investor
  • pittsburgh, pa
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I was wondering how you would really know, if an offer has been submitted. About 5 mths ago I had looked at a property listed at 29000 it needed a lot of work. But the comps in area would of been well worth the work, I called my realtor and told him I would like to put an offer in for 10000. Just recently this property has been reduced to 17995, I have never received a counter offer, so when you low ball on a property, how do you know the realtor isn't saying in his mind they will never accept, or I'm not going to waste my time. Is there any way to confirm that your offer has been submitted.

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Jennifer Lee
  • Real Estate Broker
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Jennifer Lee
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Gibsonia, PA
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Hi

You need to ask the Realtor. Also is this a bank or retail?

Either way your Realtor should have updated.

 I am investor/Realtor in Pittsburgh. I put low ball offers for my clients but always get a reject from the other agent.

Even with bank. They do fish for higher offer. I had an offer in and 3 wks later they reduced price to my clients first offer. And then 3 wks later asked for highest and best. and we lost. Even though we offered first...

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