Comments on: Lowball Offers on Retail Homes http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/lowball-offers-on-retail-homes/ How to find, buy, and own investment property. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:08:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: flats for rent http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/lowball-offers-on-retail-homes/comment-page-1/#comment-1949 flats for rent Thu, 01 Apr 2010 10:02:39 +0000 http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/?p=1479#comment-1949 Many parts of Texas are growing and there’s an increased need for housing. This attracts investors, who may throw offers at the wall just to see if they stick.A good strategy for making their home offer is to make a lowball offer thinking and assuming that they make get lucky and get their offer accepted. They figure the worst case is that the seller will counter their lowball offer, maybe half way, and they will still save a ton of money. Many parts of Texas are growing and there’s an increased need for housing. This attracts investors, who may throw offers at the wall just to see if they stick.A good strategy for making their home offer is to make a lowball offer thinking and assuming that they make get lucky and get their offer accepted. They figure the worst case is that the seller will counter their lowball offer, maybe half way, and they will still save a ton of money.

]]> By: First Time Home Buyer MN http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/lowball-offers-on-retail-homes/comment-page-1/#comment-1891 First Time Home Buyer MN Mon, 01 Mar 2010 18:14:27 +0000 http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/?p=1479#comment-1891 Scott, This is an interesting take on making lowball offers. My guess is that some of these potential buyers are new the the real estate "game" and don't understand that some houses may actually be listed for their real market value. After a couple tries of lowballing sellers, they may see that they need to make a more reasonable bid if they really want to purchase the home. Scott,

This is an interesting take on making lowball offers. My guess is that some of these potential buyers are new the the real estate “game” and don’t understand that some houses may actually be listed for their real market value. After a couple tries of lowballing sellers, they may see that they need to make a more reasonable bid if they really want to purchase the home.

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