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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Suck it up and Move On
So a month ago I bid on a Homepath property which will come as no surprise it was a multiple offer situation. I resubmitted and increased my offer by $10k. I was rejected.
About a week later I see that the property is back on the market so I resubmit this time $5k less than my last offer. Get rejected. I kicked myself for not bidding higher but figured it was sold at a price higher than I wanted to pay.
Today I find out the property was sold $2,500 more than my offer. I'm really kicking myself now because I lost out on a nice flip over $2,500 but more so trying to be cute.
Any suggestions for getting over these type of situations and not dwelling on it.