Looking at Homes | 12 of 13 | Multiple offer leverage

Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME]. I am a Realtor here in [YOUR CITY]. Multiple offers occur when more than one buyer is interested in purchasing a home. There are no real rules of how these are to be handled, but in most cases the seller requests what is called a highest and best. They typically do not counter more than one offer at a time because they only have one home to sell. If you can pay cash, then that will help gain leverage, but keep in mind, most sellers are looking for the highest price they can achieve, whether there is a loan or not involved. One way I can help you gain leverage is by finding a lender that can close fast and by dangling a 10-15 day closing date in front of a seller, it might be what helps them choose yours over others. Of course we will need to discuss all of this with your specific needs, so don’t worry, if this happens, we will determine the best strategy for you and your family. Ok, that’s it for now! Thanks for being here, and make sure to check out the MORE FROM [your name here] button on this page for more great content. And if you are a homeowner, claim your free home management system below by clicking the FREE HOME MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE button at the bottom of this page. There is a video there that will explain what I am giving you, so take a look. And if you are watching this on YouTube, then subscribe, click the bell, and look for the link in the description to find the page I am talking about so you can get your free home management software! Thanks so much again and feel free to pass this along to your friends, neighbors and even your work colleagues if they need my help. Have a great day and happy house hunting! Bye!