Why Your First Offer Is Often Your Best | Seller's Guide
Why Your First Offer Is Often Your Best
The buyer who moves first, while your listing is fresh, is frequently your strongest — don’t dismiss them.
Fresh listings attract the keenest buyers
The buyers watching the market pounce on a well-priced new listing. An early, serious offer usually comes from someone who knows the market and is ready to act.
Chasing a better offer can backfire
Rejecting a strong early offer in the hope of more often leaves you, months later, accepting less — after the boat has gone stale and the keen buyer has bought elsewhere.
Judge the whole offer
Price is only part of it. A clean, well-funded, low-condition offer that closes is worth more than a higher number that drags or collapses. We help you read the difference.
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