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What to offer now?
So my hubby and I put in an offer on a house that has been on the market for 140 days and initially listed at $189k then went to $179k. We offered $150k because it is outdated. They just counter offered with $172k. How should I interpret this? Do they want to make a deal? And if so, what's the next step or offer?
Just looking for some feedback.
Thanks!
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@Kelly Tucker First and foremost what is the max price you want to pay for this property?
If it is 150K then reject their counter or let it be and wait it out until it drops again. If it's more then name your max price and have your agent tell them it's the best you would do.
Good luck.