Quote:
Originally Posted by rusnak
Trust me Denis, the kid will learn that he can't be hired by accident. And you are smart enough to know that too many layers will screw up your deal. Go direct. There is an aphorism in Proverbs I think that says do not trust your message to be carried by a fool. I never forgot that lesson. It's very appropriate here, and in all real estate deals.
Edit: OK, I think the point was made. Sorry man!!!
|
Thanks. This was a house I really wanted. I acted as fast as possible getting my contractor in to see it, (a necessary step in this case), it was a project but w great essentials.
I don't need a buyer's agent. And I'm dealing w properties where my offer might not be the highest but I offer other incentives so every thousand dollars matters and I want the listing agent to be motivated to push my offer.
My offer on places like this goes like this: all cash, no inspection, no appraisal, no contingencies and here is a check for X dollars, (5 figures), if the deal falls through for ANY reason on my end, you keep that $$. 7 day closing.
It gets their attention. This was an estate/probate deal.