NOTHING IS NEGOTIABLE ANYMORE Banks have developed the policy of non-negotiable terms, such as: Must use the banks title company Must sign multiple offer form in advance even if no other offers Must agree for buyer to turn on utilities if not on Must agree to close in 21 days, or pay $100 per diem Must not use electronic signatures Must be pre-qualified with their bank before submitting offer Now, many agents are adopting those same onerous non-negotiable requirements on their short sales, and some traditional sales. They have the seller sign instructions for the agent to "not submit incomplete offers". Therefore, if the "agents" amendment is not signed, then the offer is "incomplete" and will not be submitted. That means the seller may not see a perfectly acceptable offer. In my opinio...
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