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Buying

I think the seller might have room.

Negotiating room needs evidence: the home's sales history, the seller's timing and what comparable homes really sold for.

Where to start

“What do you know about the seller's timing, the property and your alternatives?”

Clients who were here

29 clients were in this spot.

“Despite the challenges of a competitive market, Praveen's expert negotiation skills helped us secure our first home under the asking price--a remarkable achievement that set the tone for our trust in him.”
Mike N. · 2024Read the full review
“With an offer in hand with the seller Praveen still managed to negotiate that the offer be updated with a desired 120 day close in order to meet our inter-state moving timeline.”
Reuben J. · 2021Read the full review
“I decided on a house and he had the offer together quickly and negotiated diligently to get me the house I wanted for the price I wanted to pay.”
Jason K. · 2019Read the full review
“We found our dream home and praveen was awesome at negotiating the best price for us and getting us a deal that we were comfortable with.”
Jasmin P. · 2020Read the full review
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From a real sale

Full breakdownBought for $900K, sold for $1.08M: how this Glenview home gained $180KPricing · Prep and staging · Multiple offers · Negotiation
Short$25K off on day one. How?Negotiation · First-time buyers

Questions worth asking

Better questions first

  1. What are we assuming?

    Separate what is observed from what is inferred. A listing photo shows a room; it does not prove a renovation caused a result. A comparison supplies evidence; it still needs interpretation.

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  2. Would the seller believe this offer will close?

    Price is one signal. Funding, deposit, appraisal exposure and the seller's own timing can make a number more credible, or less.

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