If you’re having to compete in a multiple-offer situation on every offer, you have to find a way to give your buyers as much of an edge as possible. Here are a few ideas to help you craft a competitive offer.
Source: Inman News
Buyers losing bidding wars? 6 tips for creating stronger offers
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