Getting your offer accepted

5/1/21 1:17 PM

A short guide to navigating the housing market and understanding the keys to success that will help you get the keys to your next home.

You have been house hunting for months and you’re still looking. You’ve been putting out offer after offer with no success. Maybe you’re thinking about giving up.

Stop thinking like that immediately!

Getting your offer accepted depends on many factors. It isn’t always just about presenting the highest price. Many times, buyers don’t consider the market conditions.

Take a look at a home that we recently sold to a lucky family in Taunton, Massachusetts.

It is critical to know what your competitors are doing. Each market is different, even within the same state. Some buyers may be willing to take more risks than others.

Knowing how to construct an offer with a high probability of acceptance is critical to realizing your goal.

One principle that holds true everywhere is knowing whether it is a buyer’s or seller’s market.

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You have been house hunting for months and you’re still looking. You’ve been putting out offer after offer with no success. Maybe you’re thinking about giving up.

Stop thinking like that immediately!

Getting your offer accepted depends on many factors. It isn’t always just about presenting the highest price. Many times, buyers don’t consider the market conditions.

Take a look at a home that we recently sold to a lucky family in Taunton, Massachusetts.

It is critical to know what your competitors are doing. Each market is different, even within the same state. Some buyers may be willing to take more risks than others.

Knowing how to construct an offer with a high probability of acceptance is critical to realizing your goal.

One principle that holds true everywhere is knowing whether it is a buyer’s or seller’s market.

Never Miss An Article

You have been house hunting for months and you’re still looking. You’ve been putting out offer after offer with no success. Maybe you’re thinking about giving up.

Stop thinking like that immediately!

Getting your offer accepted depends on many factors. It isn’t always just about presenting the highest price. Many times, buyers don’t consider the market conditions.

Take a look at a home that we recently sold to a lucky family in Taunton, Massachusetts.

It is critical to know what your competitors are doing. Each market is different, even within the same state. Some buyers may be willing to take more risks than others.

Knowing how to construct an offer with a high probability of acceptance is critical to realizing your goal.

One principle that holds true everywhere is knowing whether it is a buyer’s or seller’s market.

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Irving Parry

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Irving Parry

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Irving Parry

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