Uninformed buyers-Rant
Please indulge me for a few, while I vent. I recently listed my motorhome for sale in two different forums. I especifically stated the price was not negotiable. I have had several callers. One offere...
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msmith1199 wrote:RVs are a horse of a different color. I know of absolutely no RV that would ever command a bidding war. Real estate is all about supply and location. They aren't making any more land and prime locations always command high demand. RVs are plentiful and mobile, so location doesn't matter. Move that California home with multiple offers to central Nebraska and see what effect that has on the price.DutchmenSport wrote:msmith1199 wrote:Kayteg1 wrote:
My neighbors put their house on the market for $1,600,000, sold for $1,800,000
It is all about the real value.
They should have listed their price as firm and non-negotiable and then refused to accept the extra $200k.
Must be one of those States that allow multiple offers at the same time and then the seller can select the offer they want. Not all states can do that, and have to deal with one offer at a time. Times are changing though!
It's California and bidding wars can be common in real estate in areas where there is the demand.
