Sell Your Honolulu Home Before Buying Another!
August 25th, 2008 categories: For Sellers, Negotiating Contracts
Sara MacLennan and Sheldon Johnston, real estate agents in Edmonton, recently wrote a great article regarding the problems created by Buyers making offers on their new home before their old home is sold. They say the following.
“In order to get this condition accepted, every other part of your offer needs to be very strong. When we’re representing a seller and we receive a subject to sale offer, we will generally advise our clients to counter strong. The sellers really have nothing to lose, since the likelihood of the deal actually going together is slim to none. So as a buyer, you end up in a weak negotiating position, and will likely have to pay top dollar, with a large deposit and tight time frames on your other conditions – in fact, you could very easily end up paying for an inspection, only to lose the home to another party.”
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I concur with their findings and highly recommend that you get your home sold before you try to buy another.
Today’s picture is another fish that I had a chance to meet on my recent vacation.
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