Real Estate Investor · Prince Geroge's County, MD · Member since 2012 · 392 posts · 104 votes
I currently have a flip on the market with 4 offers on it (all FHA so I'm trying to get them to switch before we accept one). I don't think I've ever had more than 4-5 offers on a property. I would like to think I do a good job as most of my houses are under contract within 2 weeks, but it seems like my ratio for show to offer is 7:1. What's the most you've had and what is your show to offer ratio (how many shows to get an offer)?
Dillsburg, PA · Member since 2009 · 2 posts · 0 votes
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Derek,
I only flip a few homes per year, I think the number of offers was three but one of the group had contingencies so I think I would count me as two quality offers in the first few days after listing.
I list my properties with a Realtor / partner and while I do get email alerts when showing are set up I do not track that metric. My focus is on receiving an actual offer. My goal is to come to terms with the first / best offer when ever possible.
Hope this helps with your question / data collection.
Investor · Canton-Akron, OH · Member since 2012 · 917 posts · 477 votes
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We have had a couple threes, that's my max.
I don't track showings to offers ratio, its all over the map depending on the house.
Couple recent examples....in order
Oval Rd, four showings first weekend = one full price offer -3,500 closing cost contribution
Ranfield Rd, four showings first weekend = three offers,contract 3k above list.
Oak Point, 12 showings over three weeks 1 offer, contract 5k under list
Main, 13 showings two weeks, one offer, contract 18k below list
Twinsburg, 4 showings three offers first weekend, contract 11k over list
Then a rehab affiliate we source all his deal for with similar stats as ours, has the infamous Galloway house, 40 + showings in seven month 100,000 total price drop, no offers, kinda messes with the stats :-(
Investor · Peachtree Corners, GA · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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I think about 7, hey when Carol Scott is your realtor you have to expect great things. I believe I had 3 full priced or better offers but all with financing. The appraisal came in more than $20k less than asking price. Fortunately, the hedge funds et al had just come in so Carol was able to get a great cash offer!