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Peter Vekselman
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Atlanta GA
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When Your Offer Is Not Even Presented

Peter Vekselman
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Atlanta GA
Posted

Interesting situation we are in the middle of.

We are working directly with the owner on a potential deal. The numbers make sense. 500k to buy, 60k to fix, low 700k to sell.

In the middle of us getting the deal under contract, the owner runs across a realtor that convinces her she should use him to represent her. No issues with that from my side.

When the realtor contacts us he then precedes to tell us what the offer needs to be and the terms. No issue with that either.

But, when we refuse his terms and make the offer with our terms the realtor lets us know that is unacceptable and he will not be presenting the offer to the seller. With that I have a big issue.

The terms he wants inserted into our offer is almost 30k non refundable earnest money.

Anyone else have an issue with that?

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