Ex wants to buy the house (but as mentoned in previous posts) but has devalued the property and has tried to lowball.
Good news - It didn't work , and while it's not the value of what it should be at market value, there have been multiple offers (including the ex who still wants to buy it out but is now realizing that his tactics didn't work) and it is higher than asking price at this point.
If I sign one of the offer to purchase and agree to sell to the buyer, and then my ex decides he wants to buy it at the same price. Am I locked in that? and does that mean that the "bidding war" with multiple offers which has started ends? And that someone else cannot put another offer in if he decides to pay more than the current price because I've "signed" ?
I'm not sure if I explained it properly, but qquestion is would be in my best interest to not sign any offers right now and leave property on the market ?
Tks.
Good news - It didn't work , and while it's not the value of what it should be at market value, there have been multiple offers (including the ex who still wants to buy it out but is now realizing that his tactics didn't work) and it is higher than asking price at this point.
If I sign one of the offer to purchase and agree to sell to the buyer, and then my ex decides he wants to buy it at the same price. Am I locked in that? and does that mean that the "bidding war" with multiple offers which has started ends? And that someone else cannot put another offer in if he decides to pay more than the current price because I've "signed" ?
I'm not sure if I explained it properly, but qquestion is would be in my best interest to not sign any offers right now and leave property on the market ?
Tks.
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