I agree with you (kind of), but here is my opinion of reality:One offer = this is the highest offerTwo offers = hopefully one will closeThree offers = I did a good job pricing this thing and the seller will probably get the most that the market will bear.I believe that most RE agents have no real training, hence they start "fighting" for home values that don't exist and end up killing deals that should have closed, all the while trying to "prove" value to a home owner.

We all fight for the attention of potential buyers, cold call and constantly prospect.I have spent months pouring through hundreds of real esate forums, blogs, and social networks.

I had people fighting over 50s wall paneling!)

You can fight a foreclosure action in court since foreclosure is not automatic.

If you tried to do a rezoning to higher density in my neighborhood, some folks would fight you tooth and toenail.

I considered legal action but my attorney indicated that it wasn't worth the fight.

We have a company policy to aggressively fight all lawsuits!

Caitlyn is right, your better off selling short and live to fight another day.

This is one of the reasons why we fought for independence from britain or has congress forgotten why we celebrate the 4th of july.Don't get me wrong i love my country and would fight for it's people any day, but i hate my goverment and the banks ( jp morgan, the rockafella, ect..) who own it.

I'm really fighting & holding on hoping this is the legit way of handling it.