Richard Silver
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It’s a Great Time for Multiple Offers! From Sellers!
In an area where there are lots of similar properties that might work for your Buyer, why not pick the top three properties they like and contact their Realtors.
Tell the Realtor that you will look at offers from their Sellers tomorrow night at 8 PM. The Sellers will be in competition to bring in their best offer.
It is a reverse on the past few years of Sellers looking at multiple offers from Buyers. Put the shoe on the other foot! Let’s see if it fits and let me know!!






That’s a really unique idea I hadn’t thought of before! It would be an interesting experiment to see how it goes – though would you get the best price for your buyer that way? I’d think a seller would make the offer higher than what the initial buyer’s offer would be.
I’d still like to try it though!
The Buyer would have the same option as the Seller did in previous years; they could also decide to take none or sign one back…
Like this idea alot but sellers today, as you have pointed out, are still holding onto the hope of multiple higher than asking prices. Also, most agents are not quite as adaptable as you are and would simply “wait and see”
It’s all about a way of thinking. As realtors we need to be creative and think outside the box. Following the same patterns won’t always do it, especially in a changing market. Good on you Richard
Thanks for your comments Ken. Ken has a great Company Blog at http://remaxhallmark.typepad.com/remax_hallmark_blog/2009/01/one-by-one-off-the-list.html make sure you check it out!
What a great idea! i have heard of this occurring in different market places, but you put it down so concisely that I now get the concept!
Where do you blog? See my blog at active rain at http://activerain.com/blogs/lynncromer. Are you on Active Rain? If you’re interested in active rain, use me as a reference if you join (it’s free), cause I get points for that!
Also, how did you leave me a message on Linkedin?
As Ken said, an attitude adjustment would be necessary, not just for the agents but particularly for the sellers and buyers.
Thanks for the comment Dunc. I think that it could work in a Condo building or new sales area where you are starting to see a number of new sales and resale mixes. You never know…