Triumph in a Competitive Seller’s Market

In a bustling seller’s market where demand outpaces supply, homebuyers often find themselves in fierce competition. Properties are snapped up quickly, prices soar, and buyers must act fast. But fear not! With the right approach, you can still secure your dream home.

  1. Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage: This is your golden ticket. A pre-approval not only signals to sellers that you mean business but also expedites the buying process. It’s a crucial step in standing out from the crowd.
  2. Be Ready to Act Quickly: Time is of the essence. Homes fly off the market, so know what you want and be ready to pounce. Research your must-haves and be clear on your deal-breakers.
  3. Make a Competitive Offer: In this market, a strong first offer is key. Work with us to gauge the home’s market value and consider offering at or above the asking price to catch the seller’s eye.
  4. Minimise Contingencies: Sellers prefer fewer hurdles. While essential contingencies like inspections shouldn’t be waived, try to streamline them or be flexible with terms.
  5. Personalise Your Offer: A heartfelt letter to the seller can make a difference. Share why you adore the home and how it suits your lifestyle. A personal touch can give you an edge.
  6. Stay Within Your Budget: Bidding wars can tempt you to overspend. Stay disciplined and stick to your budget to avoid financial strain.
  7. Be Prepared for Rejection: Rejections happen, but don’t lose heart. Stay positive and persistent – your perfect home is waiting.

Remember, patience and strategy are your best allies. At Sawyer & Co, we’re here to guide you every step of the way in this competitive market. Happy house hunting!

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