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Jeremy D.
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Highest and best tactic

Jeremy D.
  • Investor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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I'm making an offer on a foreclosure listed for $26k. There are 5 offers on the property including mine. My agent suggested that I offer $26k, but put in a clause that i'm willing to go $1k over the next highest and best offer up to $40k and for the seller to provide the next highest offer as proof, if i win. This seems sketchy to me. Anyone come across this before?

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Phillip Dwyer
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Phillip Dwyer
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why not justbid 40? What's the market value?

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