Bruce Brown wrote:
donn0128 wrote:
Regardless of what YOU think it is worth, it is worth exactly what others are willing to pay. When I see the words like " firm, non negotiable," I simply move on to other adds. Not only do people want to negotiate, but seeing those sorts of words leads me to believe that the seller does not have a grasp on reality.
It also seems many times when it's listed as "firm, non-negotiable" that the owner is more on a fishing expedition and not really all that interested in selling.
Buying and selling is a 2 way transaction.
"Firm, non-negotiable" often means, that is what my loan balance is and that's what I have to have to get out of this, and I know I'm upside down in it!