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subject: A Winning Offer For Your Plymouth Real Estate With Many Offers [print this page]


They say it still is, generally, a buyers market out there. We know the universal law of supply and demand; and the real estate industry is still at its trauma stage as it slowly gains its hold again.

If you are house-hunting these days, say, among Plymouth homes for sale for example, you might observe that navigating the housing market presents both challenges and opportunities. Its a roller-coaster ride, as any home buyer would attest. Or, you might have already nailed your eyes in a certain property in Plymouth real estate for example, then, its better to make that one pivotal run to make an offer. But, as it turns out, the seller has a line of buyers at the palm of his/her hands. This only goes to show that not every home or property for sale in a buyers market is an easy pick.

If you are that decided to strut your offer to the seller of your chosen property, given the situation that many others are waiting in line; then, you must gear up and increase your chances of winning the race, lest, the transaction. Here are a few tips of the trade to make the seller have his/her glance and keep his/her eyes on you as their priority client.

Tip #1: Hand out a bigger offer. But, before doing that, make sure that you had done all your homework with regard to this, by weighing all the possible consequences or risks involved. If in case that you do handed out a larger earnest money deposit and that an unforeseen situation happens that you have decided to back out of the deal; unfortunately, you cannot turn the side on you, because the money stays with the seller. To prevent this from happening, you have to study all the contingency clauses in the purchase contract; and one among them is that you can back out from it (and have your deposit returned) WHEN you see or have a legitimate reason for doing so.

Tip #2: Show your bestoffer. At this stage, it pays to do your homework. You must have consulted with your real estate agent regarding this and have stocked up information regarding the property and the local market to enable you to make and write a reasonable offer. Within this is the thought, also, that the offer you are crafting can be afforded by you; and balancing that with the consideration of other offers being received by the seller of your desired property, such as among Plymouth homes for sale perhaps.

Tip #3: Be considerate with the sellers needs or requests. Please, dont haggle for anything if they are not being offered by the seller such as their appliances, furniture, or other items inside the house. Remember, you are buying the property, not their whole household. Give them ample time on everything from making the decision to moving (given the context that you had successfully closed the deal). Take note, also, that any changes or requests must be put into writing, as you are both engaged in a legal transaction.

Tip #4: Have yourself pre-approved for a loan. This might be your best advantage yet over the others. Getting yourself pre-approved for a loan means two things: your seriousness as a buyer and your capacity to undergo such a sale. What to do: fix your credit rating and have the house appraised at once.

by: Rhein Simpson




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