Hello Amanda....this works for me. I've been having the same kind of jubilation for the end of the week. Have a great weekend.
Hi Jeanean! Can you believe it's a Friday the 13th too?!
Happy selling and happy Friday!
Stop the presses... Did I understand you correctly? You're working with a buyer and you hope to write multiple offers???!!!
@ Mike - read my blog... he's been hard to get to, and he is often referred to, endearingly, as Client A. I will dance a happy dance again if I write him any kind of anything.
Keep your fingers crossed!!
So if you write two offers and both are accepted, won't he be obligated to proceed with both of the offers? I find that kind of dangerous to submit two at once. Do you get escrow for both?
Good luck I hope you sell him something- or two!
I'm with Amy. I've never performed writing multiple offers for ANY client, no matter how difficult they are to reach. With all due respect, obligating a client to multiple properties seems reckless and perhaps a disservice. Is this standard practice in California?
Thank you both so much for your replies to my blog. Please note, this is simply a blog, and most assuredly I have my client's best interest at heart. Thank you very much for your replies!
Amanda, I do realize this is a blog, or at least it was the last time I checked. My comment(s) is/are not meant to reflect "criticism"; rather it/they is/are meant to express "concern". Please don't misinterpret the intent. Unless CA practice differs from TX or LA, (or FL based on Amy's response) having a client obligated to more than one property could be a nightmare. I may be wrong, but I don't think Listing Agents would be very supportive, nor would they likely encourage the practice.
Well "Hello" Amanda and I am so sorry I missed your post from last Friday and I love the "Happy" dance and think it's a post worth featuring at ...
Vegas Bob
Congratulations!!!! There's a lot ot be happy for! I received on offer last night and perhaps another today!! WooHoo
I would really love to see this post as "Members Only". Here in Ontario Canada we can write up as many conditional offers for one buyer as we like. They are only obligated once all conditions have been met or waived. I hope your Buyer co-operated and you have a sale!
I have a "happy dance" I do, it ends with an arm in the air and a "Whoo Hooo"! So, Best of luck to you!
Amanda,
Love the positive post and special effects. Best time to make a sale is right after you wrote a contract...keep it up!
Mark
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