Nerves When Offering Below The Asking Price
You’ve done your research and you believe that a 2-bed flat that is on the market in central London for £2,500,000 is truly worth closer to £2,000,000, at least to you.
You have the data and facts to back it up…
It is what you feel comfortable offering and you don’t want to offer any more…
You won’t regret it if you lose the 2-bed flat to someone else because you have two other options…
Quite a few days may pass before you hear from the estate agent with regards to your offer.
The seller won’t want to seem desperate…
The sell won’t want to make it seem like they really want to sell the 2-bed flat, even at a heavily discounted price.
Please don’t panic…
“If you are not prepared to offer any more then be at peace with your offer if it gets rejected.”
Do not whatever you do get back in touch with the estate agent to see if the seller has made a decision on your offer.
You could potentially come off as needy and desperate if you contact the estate agent multiple times, which could ruin your offer.
Go out and view more 2-bed flats in the meantime…
You may prefer another 2-bed flat that you find!
If you are not prepared to offer any more then be at peace with your offer if it gets rejected.
The seller and estate agent may come back to you in a few days time or a few weeks time and accept your offer (if it is still on the table, as such)…
Have you been nervous when putting in an offer below the asking price?