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Making an offer on a house with a binder?
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jmf423
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Making an offer on a house with a binder?
Anyone do this with success? We LOVE a house that we saw and it the other RE agent told us they already had a binder. My RE agent told us we would have to go in over asking - which I am not sure I want to do. Anyone have this work out for them?
Also, the people buying the house were there at the time we were and it was a nice family with 2 kids and there is a part of me that thinks it is bad karma to do that - DH thinks I am crazy 
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Posted 7/18/09 5:39 PM  |
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Re: Making an offer on a house with a binder?
it can't hurt to try. what's the worst thing? they say "Sorry, going with the first offer"
if you don't try, you may kick yourself.
good luck whatever you decide to do.
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| Posted 7/19/09 9:17 AM |
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Erica
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Re: Making an offer on a house with a binder?
Posted by jmf423
Also, the people buying the house were there at the time we were and it was a nice family with 2 kids and there is a part of me that thinks it is bad karma to do that - DH thinks I am crazy
there are so many houses out there at great prices...do not feel bad!
as for the binder...that means they are not in contract yet, right? if so - anything goes and the first bid should have hustled getting their inspection and contracts signed.
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| Posted 7/19/09 5:23 PM |
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