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A good deed - Seller accepts $150,000 less than highest offer
I just read an article about an American couple who sold their home in Oakville, which is a suburb of Toronto, to move back to Colorado.
Their home was being sold for multiple offers for over asking (as everything is), and they decided to accept an offer from $150,000 less than the highest offer, because the family provided a letter and the sellers thought they would be the best fit for the neighbourhood.
What do you think of this?
The offer they accepted was $200,000 over asking, they didn't accept an offer $350,000 over asking.
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Makes sense ONLY if it's all cash and a quick close. Seller second-guessing buyer's fit in the community is craziness and BS, IMO.