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How to market house on line while the house still has a sell by owner Ad @ different price?
I contacted Sell by owner on craiglist via email and sent to him a link to my website. he filled a seller form , we talked on the phone and we meet to sign option agreement for 130 k for 45 days.
His sale by owner ad - is all over on line for 135.9 K .
HOW COULD I ADVERTISE ON LINE WHILE HIS AD STILL THERE?
Any thoughts - how to overide his ad from all major marketing websites? thank you
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You can't advertise the property, you advertise the right to buy it.
$5,900 under asking price, after settlement costs that's not much of a deal, most would thing they could buy at that price anyway. Only retail buyers could bite on that.
Rights to advertise a FSBO might need to be addressed in your contracts.
Had you been looking for properties that you knew were marketable to specific buyers you wouldn't have this issue.
Before you contract on a property you need to have a marketable game plan, what to do with it. Getting a contract like that could be done easily on many properties, but then what? Seller probably loves the idea, someone beating the bushes for them making half what a Realtor would get. I would never have done that deal and I'd consider telling the seller to forget it as all you're doing is keeping a real sale from happening, that would be doing the seller a favor if you can't really buy it. :)