Killing trees for useless contracts

[weered1]

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[elwing2000]

I can see it from the seller's side as well - they don't want to lose more money on the house than they paid for it. And at the moment, most houses are headed that direction.
Sorry they acted like such a$$es though, they could at least have made a counter offer.

[weered1]

Yes, but in this awful seller's market, they're eventually going to have to accept less unless a miracle happens. I mean, we're fully ready to get a lowball offer on ours. But we'd counter...it's the smart thing to do.

[configmanager]

When the Brunette and I put an offer on our first house many years ago, the seller was so insulted he took his house off the market.

[weered1]

Ha! Still, I'm sure it wasn't just your offer that did it...
the more we think about selling now, the more we want to stay.

[codekitten]

consider the offer if the couple makes an offer. it's MUCH harder to sell a house then buy one.

(i'm sure you know that :) )

[weered1]

Very true.

[codekitten]

are you more then 20 g's lowballing?

[weered1]

Yeah, but our ceiling would allow us to go up quite a bit, which we expected to do after the counter offer, except there was none :P