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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. If anyone is curious I received a signed counter offer dated today at noon. My guess is they couldn’t get people to go above my full price offer. With that said I’m not signing anything and will be moving on from everyone. [/quote]

What?! Why? You got what you wanted.

You are going to walk because of some fantasy you have about what you imagine happened and it pissed you off?[/quote]

I don't understand either. What's wrong with taking two days to evaluate all the offers? It's not like your trying to buy a stroller off NextDoor. This is a major purchase/sale. [/quote]
Because I accepted their counter immediately and was told I would have a contract to sign asap. I expected it the same day as verbally accepting it. They lied telling me it was coming 3 times and it didn't until days later. They didn't even sign the contract until yesterday. They dragged their feet and found out I'm not interested in games. [/quote]

That is so weirdly spiteful, though.  You wanted the house and you got your terms at the end of the day. But you’re going to have a hissy fit and walk because you don’t like that you THINK they wanted to play games? WTAF?[/quote]

DP here. OP *knows* they wanted to play games. Actually more than "play games" - OP's realtor lied to OP about having the document but not being able to open it and conspired with the sellers to string along OP.

I've bought four homes and sold two. While I agree that emotions should be kept at bay, the issue here is the willful deception. I would be very concerned about what else they're trying to deceive OP with. Major plumbing leaks that they painted over? Roof leaks they just threw new shingles over without fully fixing the roof? There's just too much risk here to do $1.35M in business with these people.[/quote]

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