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Home Buyers Seem To Be Drawing The Line In A More Rational Place Now When Making Offers |
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In 2021 and most of 2022, it wouldn't be surprising to see these type of offers... [1] price escalates $50K above asking price [2] no home inspection [3] no appraisal contingency [4] will pay up to $20K over appraised value This was also in the context of often having 5+ (or 10+) offers within the first 48 hours a house was on the market. Right now, we are still often seeing multiple offers within the first 48 hours that a house is on the market -- but it is often 2 or 3 offers -- and not 5 or 10. Furthermore, current offers (in many but not all price ranges, locations, etc.) are more along these lines... [1] price escalates $5K to $10K above asking price [2] yes, I'd like an inspection contingency, please and thank you [3] contingent on the property appraising at/above the contract price [4] no willingness to pay more than the appraised value Now... don't get me wrong... these terms are still very favorable for sellers. Many or most sellers are still likely to have more than one offer from which to choose, and they are also relatively likely to sell for more than their list price -- but they are likely to see inspection and appraisal contingencies in those offers. As such, it seems that buyers are drawing the line (of how far they'll go on an offer) in a more rational place -- perhaps because of higher mortgage interest rates and the accompanying higher monthly mortgage payments. Recent Articles:
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Scott Rogers
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