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Nicole Thomas
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Does Homepath ever take less in first 20 days?

Nicole Thomas
  • Lutherville Timonium, MD
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A property I like has 1 offer but they listing agent said I can still put an offer in because it hasnt been accepted. House needs a great deal of work probably close to 100k. 

I am making an offer contingent on inspection. Thinking about offering 15k less than asking. 

I would hate to lose the house over 15k. I was going to offer full price all cash. And during inspection if there is anything major like the septic or roof or water issue, I was going to negotiate for money off.

Does homepath negotiate after accepting a contract if a major problem is found that you cant see with a regular walk through?

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