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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Agent here. Good lord OP put in an offer for your price with a 1 hour time limit and beat the agent and seller at their own stupid game. For the others asking about how you know if you escalated against a real person, the listing agent is supposed to give you the front page of the other contract and the buyer's agent's name so your agent can confirm. I'm sorry for being snarky but for all this talk on here about how people can buy and sell houses themselves, it's obvious a lot can't. You just have to think about how to beat people at their own game.[/quote] AMEN!!! THANK YOU! Obviously I am another agent. It really is quite something to read all of these posts from so many highly educated people who do, indeed, think they can buy and sell themselves or use a discount broker! (Sorry PP, if you work for Redfin, but I have a personal distaste for all of the Redfin love on this site). The escalation clause, in effect, is an invitation to engage in a counter offer. If you are involved in a multiple offer situation (and if I were representing you as your as a buyer's agent and you WON) I would ask the listing agent to see any part of the contract that could have influenced the seller choosing your offer over another. Money isn't always the only thing that wins a deal believe it or not - could be terms (free rent back, seller credit, etc.). Do you REALLY think we are in the business of producing "FAKE" offers to screw you?!?! MY GOD. I hope to never cross your path and I feel sorry for your agent. [/quote] If you ever run across this ding bat make sure to stay far away. The minute a realtor acts like he or she "have a personal distaste for all of the Redfin love" and bad mouths them you should move along. These type of people will do the least amount of work and want to scare people into using them instead of providing their skills and abilities.[/quote]
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