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Jesse Holshouser
  • Granite Falls, NC
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Should I low ball or not?

Jesse Holshouser
  • Granite Falls, NC
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I'm offering on a property this weekend and I'm wondering if I should give them a low ball offer first and then negotiate, or if I should tell them straight up what I'm willing to pay for the property. I see merits to both strategies, but I'm wondering what you guys think and have had success with. Thanks!

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Jake D'Acquisto
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Jake D'Acquisto
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Depends on your market and how bad you really want the property. If you're market inventory is lean & the property is fresh to market I wouldn't throw in a low ball. Put your best foot forward. Don't buy on emotion, best of luck!

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