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Karen Young
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ok to make direct offer to craigslist seller and using realtor

Karen Young
  • Investor
  • Greenville South Carolina and Lihue, HI
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I'd like to make an offer on a property selling on craigslist saying this:

"I'd like to offer $$$, and if this amount is acceptable to you I'll have my realtor draw up a contract"

Similar to a letter of intent, and notifies the seller that I will be using an agent. 

Totally not cool or acceptable?

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Jason D.
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Jason D.
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It seems perfectly acceptable, but prepare for a little pushback because it's probably listed for sale on Craigslist because they don't want to pay realtor fees. You may need to modify your offer based on that

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