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Old 09-06-2025, 08:06 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by FlyingScot View Post
It seems like we are missing some of the story here. Unless there is a competitive process going on, on unless the house is not yet on the market and they are expecting a competitive process, this does not make sense from either direction:

Why list for less than you'd accept?

Why offer more than asking price?
No idea why the agent is pushing them to list at less than they accepted. That is the crazy part and i would think puts the agent’s license at risk (as well as this sale). Countering an over asking price by asking for more is bewildering. I would not be surprised if the offer blows up because of this response.

Offers over asking has been the norm since rona and during the last real estate bubble (early 2000’s) in many, many markets. Nothing unusual about that.
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