They are trying to find suckers. So many options on the market; those people are trying to find desperate sellers
RelationshipShort460 on
yes, they’re not going to offer you fair value. they’ll make a cash offer without inspection or limited contingency that is 20% below market.
PhotoFenix on
I get texts like this from local realtors. I keep telling them weird times to call, don’t answer, then reschedule for other odd times until they stop.
Quixlequaxle on
Yeah, that’s basically what it is. They’re looking for people who are looking to get out of their homes and are willing to make bad financial decisions to do so. I’ve gotten a few of those letters and text messages over the years. I tell them what I’d be willing to sell my house for (much higher than they’d be willing to buy it for) and then they eventually go away.
matarkachori on
I started getting these too, around the 6-7 year mark. I suspect that had to do with the average tenure in a house.
crowdsourced on
It’s that time of year. There are about 630,000 more sellers on the market nationally than there are buyers. Home foreclosure filings and mortgage delinquencies are way up from last year. Some people are in distressed positions and need to sell.
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They are trying to find suckers. So many options on the market; those people are trying to find desperate sellers
yes, they’re not going to offer you fair value. they’ll make a cash offer without inspection or limited contingency that is 20% below market.
I get texts like this from local realtors. I keep telling them weird times to call, don’t answer, then reschedule for other odd times until they stop.
Yeah, that’s basically what it is. They’re looking for people who are looking to get out of their homes and are willing to make bad financial decisions to do so. I’ve gotten a few of those letters and text messages over the years. I tell them what I’d be willing to sell my house for (much higher than they’d be willing to buy it for) and then they eventually go away.
I started getting these too, around the 6-7 year mark. I suspect that had to do with the average tenure in a house.
It’s that time of year. There are about 630,000 more sellers on the market nationally than there are buyers. Home foreclosure filings and mortgage delinquencies are way up from last year. Some people are in distressed positions and need to sell.