Sale has been listed as PENDING for over 1 month. Can we make a cash offer to realtor?

Anonymous
It is obvious by now the prospective buyer is having a hard time making the cut.
Can I contact the realtor and say "I can make your life and the seller's life a lot less stressful and pay you cash for it. ASAP"
The house will remain PENDING for another 6 months. The prospective buyer is on turtle time. I am a cheetah.

What would you do if you were the realtor?
Anonymous
No,
Anonymous
Of course you can do that.
Anonymous
Maybe they agreed to a 30 day closing pending some other deadline. If the house is under contract, the seller cannot accept your offer and enter into a contract with you.

But, go ahead and try. It might not hurt. Come back and tell us what happens.
Anonymous
45 day close
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It is obvious by now the prospective buyer is having a hard time making the cut.
Can I contact the realtor and say "I can make your life and the seller's life a lot less stressful and pay you cash for it. ASAP"
The house will remain PENDING for another 6 months. The prospective buyer is on turtle time. I am a cheetah.

What would you do if you were the realtor?


Ha, are you the shark poster from a while ago?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It is obvious by now the prospective buyer is having a hard time making the cut.
Can I contact the realtor and say "I can make your life and the seller's life a lot less stressful and pay you cash for it. ASAP"
The house will remain PENDING for another 6 months. The prospective buyer is on turtle time. I am a cheetah.

What would you do if you were the realtor?


Advise the client that if they take your offer, they will be sued by the buyer and will have no viable defense. You might be a cheatah, but the buyer has a valid contract and the right to sue for specific performance.

You know what's more impressive than a cheatah, as assumption of liability clause.
Anonymous
The last house we bought (2021) we had a 45 day close.

But, it ended up taking even longer than that-not because we "couldn't make the cut" but because the seller was failing to perform on part of the contract (a repair he agreed to do in the contract.) It ended up taking about 5 months to close.
Anonymous
It could even be a 60-day close, that could have worked better for the seller. You can certainly ask but the timing is not an indicator that the buyer is failing.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It is obvious by now the prospective buyer is having a hard time making the cut.
Can I contact the realtor and say "I can make your life and the seller's life a lot less stressful and pay you cash for it. ASAP"
The house will remain PENDING for another 6 months. The prospective buyer is on turtle time. I am a cheetah.

What would you do if you were the realtor?


Ha, are you the shark poster from a while ago?


Lol- I thought of that PP.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The last house we bought (2021) we had a 45 day close.

But, it ended up taking even longer than that-not because we "couldn't make the cut" but because the seller was failing to perform on part of the contract (a repair he agreed to do in the contract.) It ended up taking about 5 months to close.


5 months? You are worse than a turtle. You are a snail.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The last house we bought (2021) we had a 45 day close.

But, it ended up taking even longer than that-not because we "couldn't make the cut" but because the seller was failing to perform on part of the contract (a repair he agreed to do in the contract.) It ended up taking about 5 months to close.


5 months? You are worse than a turtle. You are a snail.

It wasn’t us holding up the sale.
Anonymous
When we bought our last house it took 5 months to close and then there was a 2 month rent back because the seller was moving into a continuing care community in another state near their child and then had a heart attack in the midst of the process. We worked with their family to make it as easy as possible for them.

So please don’t assume something is wrong with the buyer.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It is obvious by now the prospective buyer is having a hard time making the cut.
Can I contact the realtor and say "I can make your life and the seller's life a lot less stressful and pay you cash for it. ASAP"
The house will remain PENDING for another 6 months. The prospective buyer is on turtle time. I am a cheetah.

What would you do if you were the realtor?


Is this a serious question? Are you really this stupid?
Anonymous
Some banks have a 30 day close window
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