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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Tony Hernandez
  • Homeowner
  • Parker, TX
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Seller leaves VM: "I want $ dollars, you pay title and closing costs or take me off your list"

Tony Hernandez
  • Homeowner
  • Parker, TX
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The asking price is likely at retail or above. What would you do? 

Call him back and throw him a lower offer? 

Call him back and say "thanks for calling. Call me if you ever want to have a serious conversation?" 

Don't call back at all?

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    Jon Behlke
    • Accountant
    • Hopwood, PA
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    Jon Behlke
    • Accountant
    • Hopwood, PA
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    I would try something to the effect of, "I don't think we'll be able to come to terms at this time, but I would appreciate it if you allowed me to keep you on file in case I can make the numbers work later."  If he says no, just let him know he's free to keep your contact information should he want to negotiate a deal later.

    You'll probably never end up doing business with the guy, but I wouldn't burn a bridge either.

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