He/she may also be able to check in private broker notes to see if the listing broker has documented why it fell out of contract2.

While the correspondence from REM has been professional, and somewhat hit and miss, we've received every excuse in the book, such as "my entire company ruined by a couple of bad partners", "I'm working as quickly as possible to free up cash flow", and "my other projects fell out of contract, I had planned to use those proceeds".

That deal just fell out of escrow and the property has been re-listed.Now I’m debating whether to come back in with a new offer at $162K.My thinking:If it fell out of escrow, there might have been appraisal/financing issues or something uncovered during due diligence.Seller might be more motivated now.But I don’t want to appear unserious or burn the relationship with the listing agent and my agent by coming in much lower than my original offer.Has anyone here successfully re-offered at a lower price after losing out on the first round?

I almost fell for one a few months back, it was 8k, thankfully after some digging decided to just put that money into finding off market deals.  

Hence, the sponsor kept telling the investors that he would not issue a K-1 for each of those years because (you guessed it) there was no income.In the spring of 2024 the project was foreclosed because the sponsor fell short of funds (cost overruns) and could not get a stop-gap financing.

I fell off for a bit from fully committing to myself, my family ❤️, and the legacy I want to build 🌱.

Delos fell through and thankfully their legal team fought hard for us and returned our capital and profit.

Inventory fell slightly month-over-month but remains nearly 12% higher than a year ago, with 1.53M homes on the market.Minimize imageEdit imageDelete image👉 For your buyers: This data reflects closings in August—before rates began dipping.

Needed more time to close as financing fell through, etc. 

I fell your pain."