The "Best" Real Estate Offer Is Not What You Think

The "Best Offer" you can make on a property isn’t necessarily the highest one—it’s the one that meets these five key criteria:

1️⃣ Ensures a Profitable Deal – You’re in this business to make money, and every deal must align with your profit targets. If it doesn’t, it’s not a deal—it’s a donation.

2️⃣ Respects the Seller’s Situation – Sellers often face distress—financial trouble, foreclosure, or life changes. We didn’t cause these problems, but we offer a way out by taking the property off their "plateful of problems."

3️⃣ Has the Highest Chance of Acceptance – Cash offers tend to be lower than what the seller wants or believes they can get. A strong offer acknowledges this gap while providing a workable solution.

4️⃣ Includes Multiple Options – A low cash offer can be tough to swallow, but when paired with a creative financing option, sellers often reconsider—and sometimes even accept the cash offer just to be done with it!

5️⃣ Maintains Integrity – Some investors see distressed sellers as easy targets—we don’t. We believe in win-win deals that respect all parties. We don’t profit from others' misfortunes—we solve problems and get paid fairly for doing so.

Bottom Line?

The “best” offer isn’t always the “max” offer. Like so many other real estate questions, the answer here is the same as when you ask an old man whether he wears boxers or briefs.

💡 It depends!

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