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Corey Hassan
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seller very upset over offer

Corey Hassan
  • Portsmouth, NH
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Hey everyone,

Ran into a situation today where an offer I made was not only denied but followed up with a lengthy email about how I am a scam artist and that if I'm not serious about buying the home than she is a business owner in town and is going to spread word about me.

Anyone run into this situation?  What is the best way to handle this.  Trying not to get too worked up but just starting out and trying to get this going the last thing I want is my reputation damaged by saying I'm a scam artist.  Plus my reputation means a lot to me in general.

Any input would be greatly appreciated

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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  • Baltimore, MD
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Congratulations! That is a good sign you are making offers that are low enough. 

  • Ned Carey
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