AboutOctober 25th, 2008
Author: adminQuickRealEstateGuide is your one stop to get information about buying a home, selling a home, mortgage loans, and credit information. When someone wants interested in a home listed on this site they can click the bid now button and they will go to E-Bay. There they can see who the seller is and find out the reputation of that seller. The feedback on the seller is posted. You can bid real estate from our site. When you are ready to buy real estate there are plenty of real estate listings to choice from at QuickRealEstateGuide.
There are homes for sale that at located in different states. Your state will probably be listed from time to time. Just look through the real estate listings. The houses for sale changes as houses are bought. If you aren’t ready to bid you can put the houses you like on your watch list. There is always a lot of real estate to look at here. Under pages, archives, categories and blogroll you will find useful information about real estate.
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US $1,250,000.00
End Date: Saturday Jul-04-2009 7:28:25 PDT
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US $75,900.00 (0 Bid)
End Date: Saturday Jul-04-2009 18:15:16 PDT
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US $85,700.00
End Date: Sunday Jul-05-2009 8:08:12 PDT
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US $7,099.00 (13 Bids)
End Date: Sunday Jul-05-2009 18:30:29 PDT
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US $80,000.00
End Date: Monday Jul-06-2009 10:04:56 PDT
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US $1,525.00 (26 Bids)
End Date: Monday Jul-06-2009 17:18:00 PDT
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US $2,000.00 (0 Bid)
End Date: Monday Jul-06-2009 18:00:00 PDT
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US $10,000.00 (0 Bid)
End Date: Tuesday Jul-07-2009 17:17:44 PDT
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US $4,550.00 (43 Bids)
End Date: Wednesday Jul-08-2009 9:42:06 PDT
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US $7,100.00 (37 Bids)
End Date: Wednesday Jul-08-2009 19:19:00 PDT
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The Legality of an Offer
In order to buy real estate or if you have houses for sale and all of this is with a real estate agent, not understanding the nature of the transaction could cause you to make a mistake. Let’s say that you and your agent have talked and made the decisions. Your home now looks like a model home; the marketing and advertising are in full swing. It is listed in the MLS (Multiple Listing Service). The real estate listings are ready. Everything is go and the wait in on for the offer; it is a matter of time.
If someone goes into a little family owned shop and makes an offer to buy an item and the shopkeeper says yes, the shopper could put the item down and walk out. It doesn’t work this way in real estate. Say a buyer makes an offer, and the seller says it is a deal, accepting the offer, that house is now sold. This is because in real estate the buyer’s offer is a legal contract. When the seller accepts the offer he or she has entered into the contract. The seller could counter offer or just turn the offer down. If he does counter offer then negotiations can proceed. The legality of real estate offers and negotiations are the reason the seller should not get into them. Let the real estate agent do that.
The seller can get into a hornet’s nest of trouble. If it isn’t put in writing, he doesn’t have a legal leg to stand on. Say the seller has accepted $15,000 less than what he was asking. The buyer doesn’t have to buy. It is the seller that in now in jeopardy. They buyer may get the idea to negotiate for less and the first offer isn’t in writing. After all, the first discount was easy to get. Agents know not to get caught in this bind. Whenever you have homes for sale, letting the expert’s handle it is the best avenue.
What if you are the buyer? You can bid for real estate at a lower price. If the seller is going through an agent, that agent has to tell the seller about your bid. He or she is has an obligation to tell the seller of your offer. Remember that the real estate agent is a representative of the seller, unless you have made a buyer broker arrangement with the agent. If you haven’t he has a duty to tell the seller any information like the mortgage amount you are approved for from your bank. If you don’t have this agreement with him don’t tell him what your loan amount is because he will tell the seller. This hampers you from bidding a lower price.
When you bid for real estate the seller can accept or reject you bid. If he accepts a contract has been made. If he rejects you can make a counter offer that is higher or drop the deal. He can make a counter offer. In this case the scenario of three alternatives are open again for you.
