| Are low-ball offers advisable? |
|
A low-ball offer is a term used to describe an offer on a house that is substantially less than the asking price. While any offer can be presented, a low-ball offer can sour a prospective sale and discourage the seller from negotiating at all. Unless the house is very overpriced, the offer will probably be rejected.
You should always do your homework about comparable prices in the neighborhood before making an y offer. It also pays to know something about the seller's motivation. A lower price with a speedy escrow, for example, may motivate a seller who must move, has another house under contract or must sell quickly for other reasons. |
 Real-EstateWhat to do and what not to do when buying and selling property. |
 Buying Kathy Warden will help you with every step of the buying process. |
 SellingOnline or in person Aspen Realty is here to help. |
One of the most important factors a family has to consider when relocating. Dramatically reduce your research with Kathy Warden's help, president of Aspen Realty. 
Relocating from out-of-state or from within Colorado? Aspen Realty is your expert leader in not only finding your new home but helping you learn more about your new neighborhood. 
Aspen Realty will help you find the perfect home and navigate you through the maze of uncertainties with buying and selling. MLS Search | My Listings | Contact Me 
>10 important tips to successful real estate investing  |
Equal Housing Opportunity Aspen Realty Company (www.kathycoloradoagent.com) © all rights reserved. |
| Website designed by www.WebShack360.com credits Icons by DryIcons | |
