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How many months ago did you start this thread and you are just now making a lowball offer - how bored must YOU be?
I bet you are the type who would add on all sorts of ticky tack inspection items after an accepted offer and end up wasting time for all involved.
How many months ago did you start this thread and you are just now making a lowball offer - how bored must YOU be?
I bet you are the type who would add on all sorts of ticky tack inspection items after an accepted offer and end up wasting time for all involved.
You seem really angry about something? I don't really understand why you are even posting in my thread.
You seem really angry about something? I don't really understand why you are even posting in my thread.
You don't want honest feedback, you continue to ignore everyone's advice to just make your best offer and if it doesn't work move on. That's what an adult who cares about wasting other's time does anyway.
Did you present your absurd power point presentation on why it's worth 78% of the asking price btw?
How many months ago did you start this thread and you are just now making a lowball offer - how bored must YOU be?
I bet you are the type who would add on all sorts of ticky tack inspection items after an accepted offer and end up wasting time for all involved.
If this thread annoys you so much, why are you reading it and responding to it? Some people are much more analytical than others. Some make quick decisions while others take time. No need to pick at the OP.
The offer is in and we should know the results in a couple of days.
If this thread annoys you so much, why are you reading it and responding to it? Some people are much more analytical than others. Some make quick decisions while others take time. No need to pick at the OP.
The offer is in and we should know the results in a couple of days.
Haha. I used to be a financial analyst so I think you nailed that one.
The square footage is not less than listed. It's NOT listed. They put in the room dimensions and leave the sf number blank. The county shows what it is. I can add up the room dimensions and come very close to what the county has. My point is that they are using comps that are much bigger trying to claim the house is worth more because it's actually bigger than it is.
you had a conversation with your agent, but didn't ask them any of the questions I had/suggested.
So go get an appraiser - a currently-licensed one - to measure the house AND give you a market value appraisal. Get them to agree to sell it for appraised value ... before you hire the appraiser. Then you and them and everybody will find out once and for all what the size and value really are.
I am not trying to play games. Every one told me that you don't go in with your best offer right up front. I don't know about the sellers but the agent they are using, IMO, is a sleaze. Her tactics are sleazy. I am pretty sure I posted earlier in the thread but in addition to playing these games with the square footage, my friend contracted on a house she was the agent for. She was pushing hard for them to use HER inspector and they said no way. The house had already been under contract twice. So when they did the inspection, they found out the house had no weepholes at all and walked away.
no we did not.
who would use the listing agent for a home of the value we're talking about?
are weepholes a code requirement? If yes, who didn't call her out for that already (they would have shown up in 2 prior inspections and certainly had to be disclosed by her as material fact)
and frankly, to claim you're not emotionally attached? Come on.
you had a conversation with your agent, but didn't ask them any of the questions I had/suggested.
So go get an appraiser - a currently-licensed one - to measure the house AND give you a market value appraisal. Get them to agree to sell it for appraised value ... before you hire the appraiser. Then you and them and everybody will find out once and for all what the size and value really are.
That would require the op spend money on this, and in my opinion she's not a serious buyer.
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