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Vernell D Watson
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  • Cherry Hill, NJ
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Has anyone ever been a Listing Agent during a bidding war ?

Vernell D Watson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cherry Hill, NJ
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What am I doing wrong? Has anyone ever been a listing agent during a bidding war. As an investor I have put in a few offers towards foreclosure properties I wanted to flip. My last offer included an escalating clause that I thought would beat out my competition but I still lost the bid. What am I missing? In your experiences, who usually wins these bids and what are they doing to come out on top?

Thanks in advance,

Vernell :-)

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Its simple , come in at your highest and best from the start . If you lose , move on to the next .  you cant lose money when you dont get a property , only when you pay too much for one

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