There are delays in communication, multiple counteroffers, an ever-changing timeline, to name a few.

I have clients shipping from $300k to $1m and all markets are competitive with multiple counter offers often above asking.  

Following 3 counter-offers, we finally agreed on a price of $752,000 with a quicker than expected close date.

They listed it as 2 bed 1 bath in one unit and only 1 bed 1 bath in the other unit, when in reality the two units were mirror images of each other.We went back and forth with offers and counter-offers.

This PM was recommended by another investor.I decided to counter offer for $95K.

yeah the one property i went in on i was projecting to make 500 cashflow it was a triplex but unfortunately couldnt cover the asking price and they shot down my offer and counter offered at their original list pirce.

So we sent the seller a PICRA (Property Inspection Contingency Removal Addendum) asking for them to fix some of the issues, in particularly the damage in the crawl space causing the structural issues. we also asked for a price reduction because of all the things found in the inspection. sellers agreed  to fixing the damage but not the reduce in price, so we counter-offered with a different price.

For example, the buyer will have to come up with the price they want to offer and decide whether to counteroffer without their agent’s input.All the best!

. -$80,000 (selling severed lot) =$247,000 (total costs after selling lot)  and a sale price of $325,000 (Estimated)=$78,000 profit (estimate)This is rough math, so please point out anything glaringly obvious, I would offer well below asking for both home and lot and anticipate counter offers.

I initially offered 150k, expecting a counter offer.