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Ronald Logan
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Questions about multiple Offers

Ronald Logan
  • New to Real Estate
  • Mooresville, NC
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Hi Folks- I am running into a few questions that are really holding me from moving forward. They are simple yet for some reason I just want to make sure I understand before getting myself into trouble:

1-How do I make multiple offers (on different properties) if I need to put up $$ for each (I.E $1000 for each)

2- what happens if I get multiple offers accepted yet I only have funds for one deal. (I realize this would be a great situation to be in) However is there a way out to where I am not obligated?

I hope this makes sense.

Thanks in Advance,

Ronald Logan

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Christopher Blanco
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Cleveland, OH
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Christopher Blanco
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Cleveland, OH
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You only put up EM if the offer is accepted. As for multiple offers at the same time are a couple of ways to deal with this:

  1. Make your offer good for less than 1 week.
  2. Put a financing contingency in the offer
  3. Work with an HML or private lender to get a line of credit.
  4. Only offer on high value targets you intend to close on.

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