So, you’ve found the house that fits your needs perfectly. It’s in a great neighborhood, it has a great floor plan, the schools are first class and the neighbors are right out of an episode of The Brady Bunch.

Now all you have to do is put forth a winning offer.

An offer includes setting the purchase price, adding in contingencies and setting forth terms to the seller. The seller then will either accept the offer as is, make a counteroffer with changes, or reject it outright.

Hopefully you have a trusted realtor that can help you make a well thought out offer. Offer too little and another bidder may beat you or the owner may just want to wait for a higher offer. Offer too much and you could be wasting your money.

Purchasing a house, particularly one you’ve already fallen in love with, can be a very emotional process. But don’t let your emotions do the talking. Buying a house is a business transaction. Be sure to keep your cool so you don’t have any regrets down the road.

We have a series of informative reports, including one that gives great information to buyers on:

  • The Top 5 things to consider when making an offer
  • Strategies for Beating Multiple Offers
  • Planning for Contingencies
  • Counteroffers

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