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Matthew G.
  • Kansas City, MO
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Assigned The Contract...Now My Buyer Is Asking For A Lower Price

Matthew G.
  • Kansas City, MO
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I

 have my first deal under contract. The buyer that I assigned the contract to had an inspection done and is asking for a lower purchase price. My questions are:

1. How would I lower the price? Just an amendment to the assignment agreement?

2. If I/we go back to the original seller, who would sign that amendment? Myself, or the Buyer that I assigned the contract to since I have assigned that contract?

3. Is it standard to lower the price like this? I feel like my price is still a pretty good deal, but I would be willing to work on the price a little. The buyer knows what my assignment fee is on the deal, so they know I will be making a decent amount of money, and therefore they likely want a larger chunk of the money. But I also realize that there is some work to be done I did not originally anticipate. I want to be ethical, but don't want to hand away money here for free since they know my assignment fee.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

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