Comments on: Avoiding Real Estate Rip Offs http://www.loadofbullshit.com/2008/04/10/avoiding-real-estate-rip-offs/ Exposing The BS Around The Globe Tue, 13 Dec 2011 00:10:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: BS Artist http://www.loadofbullshit.com/2008/04/10/avoiding-real-estate-rip-offs/comment-page-1/#comment-187 BS Artist Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:50:30 +0000 http://www.loadofbullshit.com/?p=39#comment-187 Thanks Rich for those extra tips, I may use them when I move next. I especially like <blockquote>Remember after all, they have ONE house that they must sell…you have THOUSANDS of houses that you can choose from.</blockquote> Keeping that in mind may stop people from jumping in when there are better deals in the market. Thanks Rich for those extra tips, I may use them when I move next. I especially like

Remember after all, they have ONE house that they must sell…you have THOUSANDS of houses that you can choose from.

Keeping that in mind may stop people from jumping in when there are better deals in the market.

]]> By: Rich http://www.loadofbullshit.com/2008/04/10/avoiding-real-estate-rip-offs/comment-page-1/#comment-186 Rich Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:04:48 +0000 http://www.loadofbullshit.com/?p=39#comment-186 Good Post...I totally agree with you! Especially regarding the point about not being afraid to submit a low offer on a house. My motto is - if I haven't been thrown out of the seller's house then I've offered too much..:) Remember, the seller can always just say "NO" and you can renegotiate to a higher amount. I usually like to follow up my low ball offers with..."Ok...fine...If I can pay you all cash and close quickly, what's the least that you're willing to accept?" and then no matter how low they've decided to go...ALWAYS follow up with.."Is that the best you can do?"...you'll get a few more grand out of the deal. If it is what you consider a fair price then go for it...if not move on. Remember after all, they have ONE house that they must sell...you have THOUSANDS of houses that you can choose from. <em>Rich's last blog post..<a href='http://youngrealestateinvesting.com/?p=69' rel="nofollow">Success Tips From Real Estate God - Donald Trump</a></em> Good Post…I totally agree with you! Especially regarding the point about not being afraid to submit a low offer on a house. My motto is – if I haven’t been thrown out of the seller’s house then I’ve offered too much..:) Remember, the seller can always just say “NO” and you can renegotiate to a higher amount. I usually like to follow up my low ball offers with…”Ok…fine…If I can pay you all cash and close quickly, what’s the least that you’re willing to accept?” and then no matter how low they’ve decided to go…ALWAYS follow up with..”Is that the best you can do?”…you’ll get a few more grand out of the deal. If it is what you consider a fair price then go for it…if not move on. Remember after all, they have ONE house that they must sell…you have THOUSANDS of houses that you can choose from.

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