We sent one of those “love letters” through our agent and he sold to us for the same price as the other guys offer because he liked us.

Our offer was accepted yesterday, and our five day due diligence is supposed to start tomorrow.From what I have thoroughly studied on the comps, they do sell within a decent time frame and for much higher than the purchase price, although the majority of comps are slightly larger in sqft.

Celina and Prosper, a bit further north, have seen a lot of growth, offering a country vibe but still close to Dallas for work.

It is much more of a working-class market than Santa Fe, where historically the market has offered a wide range of housing, from entry level to luxury homes, most being in suburban style neighborhoods and large developments.

Is there a typical amount that may be offered extra to help them out after I come to my price?

My goal is to find a property that rents well and offers decent appreciation.I've narrowed my search to the following Sacramento area neighborhoods: Citrus Heights, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, Orangevale, and Roseville.

🤷If you turn down an offer, will a better offer come along or was that first offer the best offer?

Pre-Closing The Contract If you are the buyer and your offer was accepted by the seller, you will enter into a contract.

The spacious front and backyard are surrounded by a peaceful forest, offering ultimate privacy.

We are choosing new build because A) our family 4 has a certain size demand B)  the price-quality ratio doesn't seem to make sense when considering a preexisting home C) with interest rates being at near 8% with preexisting homes, builders are offering 5.99% interest rates and the exact home we are looking at is about $75K discounted because it's a spec home and the builder doesn't want to pay taxes on it.So, live in it for 5-6 years hopefully rent it out with a fully finished basement for potentially $4,200 in 5-6 years.