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Ricardo Meza
  • San Jose, CA
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Tactics: What to do when offers may be too high?

Ricardo Meza
  • San Jose, CA
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It's a horrible situation, I know, but it's the market I'm in, frankly.

What are some tactics when you have multiple offers, and some may be too high* when selling a property?  

*The fear is a bank may not appraise the property for the offer being made.

I'm a first time seller, so I have mixed feelings about this.  

Thanks for your input.   

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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Add a contingency to the contract that any amount over the apprasial the buyer has to have cash

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