In our current market, listing agents are finding their clients being met with multiple offers on their home. To ensure both sides leave the transaction happy, here are a few tips for effectively handling multiple-buyer situations.
Source: Inman News
Overwhelmed with multiple offers? Here’s how to handle them better
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