equator negiotator
Sent in an offer to Bank of america, 2nd offer, placed in equator. Negiotator, countered the offer at 120k, higher than any of the resales in the neighborhood. Buyer is putting 20% down, and offered over the sales price. The buyer has elected to walk, property is not going to sell for 120k, maybe the negiotator needs to submiton her own behalf.
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Payne on
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Did you provide your comps to show this? Did the buyer have an appraisal completed to establish their offer price? If the buyer is putting 20% down, and will pay over the asking price, why did they walk? One last question, what were the last 3 comparable sales in the neighborhood and how far off is $120,000?
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Permalink Reply by Oma S Hoffman on
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Jeff Payne said:Did you provide your comps to show this? Did the buyer have an appraisal completed to establish their offer price? If the buyer is putting 20% down, and will pay over the asking price, why did they walk? One last question, what were the last 3 comparable sales in the neighborhood and how far off is $120,000?
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yes too all questions. Negiotator refuses to see reason. How about over 16k. They are going off the BPO submitted . Same street, 2 bank of america short sales sold in the 98's . Identical home, same builder, next to each other.
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Permalink Reply by Katerina Gasset on
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Take it up to the negotiator's supervisor. You have to fight these bad bpo's.
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katerina, just started working with Equator, detest this system. Perhaps, one of you guys may have heard of this negiotator: H.Sabally, and has her supervisor's number...
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