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JENNIFER LOVE
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Fannie Mae property offer made, listing reduced?

JENNIFER LOVE
  • Belleview, FL
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Home listed originally at $129,900 in 8/4/2012
Reduced to $119,900 on 9/12/2012
Made offer of $109k on 9/18/2012
Bank ask "final & best" b/c of multiple offers
We offer 133k on 9/21/2012
Bank then reduces the price to $110,900 9/25/2012

What is going on. I understand typically the bank reduces the price every 30 days if there haven't been offers, but "supposably" there have been multiple offers made.
Why reduce it again?
Thank you for any information! :)

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Bill Gulley#3 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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Bill Gulley#3 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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They play games. They can reduce the listing to draw out more offers and come back with the listing agent saying they have a higher offer and provide your highest and best. The more fish in a barrel the quicker you can catch one and if the big one gets away you can snag the next one. :)

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