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Seller changed listing after offering full price to best highest

Chad Gronan
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I offered full asking price on a property and listing agent/seller is saying deed issue. This wasted a few days, then they changed the listing to best and highest offer by a date that was a week down the road.  He obviously knows I will give full asking and now hes playing the market.  Is there anything I can do since he changed the listing after I put offer in?   I would have waiting until the last day had he structured the listing this way after my offer.  I really want this house and any help is much appreciated.

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Sounds like its poker time , me , I would cancel my offer and resubmit 10% lower . Bluff called 

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