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Realtors-what's your opinion of this?
How do you feel about a buyer looking for a typical single-family home that knows what he wants but for his own reasons offers a purchase price as a one-time deal (will not accept counter offers). If the seller declines the buyer moves on. Yeah, it's me and yes I'll admit I love a bargain but part of my offer is based on my own likes/dislikes/wants/needs-and I also recognize this means little to a seller. Anyway, if a seller says yes then we have a deal. Otherwise I move on. How does a realtor feel having to deal with this kind of buyer?
****I otherwise take up little of the realtor's time since I do all the searching myself (she does send me any MLSs I ask for) and only ask to tour the few homes I'm truely interested in (and I only take about 5 minutes viewing each home).
++++My offers are reasonable and I use things like the comps, acreage, additional features, etc. in figuring them
2 Answers
- acermillLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
If your 'one time deals' are low ball offers, I'd drop you in a flash. You would be wasting my time which I could spend with other buyers/sellers who are realistic. If your offers were considered reasonable, I'd continue to work with you, since chances of gaining an acceptance are fairly good.
- LandlordLv 710 years ago
If the offers are not decent offers agents will dump you, you are a waste of time and paper.
If the offers are reasonable the agent will stick it out, you should have 1 yes for every 4-5 offers.
