Buying a House? How to GET YOUR OFFER ACCEPTED!

If you’re buying a house in the 2021 housing market, we need to have a straight talk about the current housing market and how to get YOUR OFFER ACCEPTED! **BONUS CONTENT ON HOW TO WRITE AN OFFER!**

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📒 Show Notes 📒
1️⃣ Chapter Markers
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Tip #1 - Go to Where the Competition ISN'T!
2:00 - Jeff Bezos & Real Estate?
2:39 - QOTD: Why are you buying a house this year?
2:57 - Tip #2 - Gain Clarity on the Reasons Why You're Buying a House!
3:42 - Tip #3 - Get Ready to Buy a House - Steps You Can Take Now!
5:05 - Free Home Buying Process Infographic Linked Below this Video!
5:15 - Tip #4 - Be Honest About Your Financial Comfort Zone! Max Monthly Mortgage vs House Broke!
6:36 - Vet & Hire the Right Realtor for YOU!
8:20 - Please Like & Subscribe! What's your "AHA" moment from this video?
8:32 - Tip #6 - Be Open-Minded to Your Home Search!
10:20 - Tip #7 - DON'T Waive Your Real Estate Contingencies!
11:08 - BONUS CONTENT: 9 Steps on How to Write an Offer to Win a Bidding War!
(How to Get Your Offer Accepted on a House!)
11:58 - KEY Phrase to Use Making an Offer!
14:18 - Subscriber Shout to Kim Harman!
15:07 - What to Watch Next!

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QUESTION ❓ - Why are you buying a house this year? Tell us your reasons why in the comments below. Thanks.

🎬 About: In this video, you'll learn what it really takes to get your offer accepted in a hot sellers market and what to be prepared buying a home in a sellers market. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or if you're buying your forever home, the videos on my channel are designed with you in mind.

Andrew Finney
Trusted Real Estate Advisor/ USMC Veteran
S.0173260

King Realty Group
6955 N. Durango Drive Suite 1004
Las Vegas, NV 89149

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[AndrewFinney]

QUESTION ❓ - Why are you buying a house this year? Tell us your reasons why in the comments below. Thanks.

[jasonmims]

A friend of mine told me a story of when his parents tried to sell his grandparents house the agent they hired basically didnt list it well and barely put any work into selling it and the house sat on the market for months without any showings and when the agent was unresponsive. This was because the agent chose to focus on the properties that pat a higher commission. So a real estate agent can make or break a real estate experience.

[jeanettedenton]

Great video, Andrew! The examples help a lot! 💡

[pugluvnapril]

Great video one again! Love the advice about looking at homes that have been on the market a little while. I will definitely keep that in mind when the time comes. 👍❤️

P.S love th sign in the background: “Sometimes you win, sometimes you learn.” Definitely something to remember and a great way to treat situations that were not a success.

[donnarowell]

Such good advice for those wanting to buy a home-especially knowing why.

[albundy]

no recent videos, andrew? all ok with ya?

[cherrie]

DANG wish you were licensed in Montana!

[karenhollywood]

🙋‍♀️ Hi Andrew! I finally found my “nearest perfect” home community nearby and closer to Kim’s house too! She and I met many wonderful neighbors at their monthly social and everyone is so warm, fun loving and welcoming! Building from the ground up (my first time for that) with a local premiere builder who is treating us good. Kim and I have a great time with the Sales Rep and take him treats, ( maybe a good tip, he gave us a $500 discount for Mexican takeout ! 😁 This is the perfect time for my next chapter with less home owner responsibilities, less work, more freedom and will love the HOA benefits and designing and decor is going to be a ball! Treating myself to our home selling staging Decorator from start to finish for this also, who is now our good friend too. She has a great eye and advice. You are always so spot on with all your advice, especially buy when it makes sense for you, not wait for whatever reason. You only go around once, so have the best home you can afford, especially over 50! 😜 Having an entire three room guest suite built upstairs with private everything a guest needs (including wet bar and adult beverages ), so if you are ever in Nashville, Kim and I would love to have you visit with no hotel bill. You and she have made this experience so fun and informative . I am so lucky to have you both for this big and exciting move. Wishing you much well deserved continued success and massive thanks for all you do for so many...AND all you agents remember to pamper yourself during this crazy and unprecedented time in the real estate world, it’s got to be stressful even if very rewarding. Cheers! 🏡 🍸😎

[iDigresstimes]

I started looking at homes on the market longer than 30 days unconsciously and I got the the first house I put an offer on at asking with the seller paying half closing costs with warranties. May 2021

[sarahcorona]

Got pre-approved by 2 lenders in the same day. I'm having a hard time to decide which lender to go with. They're pre approving me for different prices. One is pre approving me for $5k more than the other one but the other lender that's pre approving me for $5k less has a stronger, get things done character and responds way quicker than the other one. How do I know which one to choose?

[matthewkoch]

This was a very informative video, Andrew. Based on your knowledge of housing trends, do you believe this substantial price inflation will worsen? Even though I'm not looking to buy until late 2022 or early 2023, I want to know what hurdles I may expect before I can literally get my foot in the door. The "looking where others aren't" maxim definitely applies to my situation.

[neilofilanda]

Sir, do you have a video, about buying house while paying mortgage on existing house...i am thinking of selling my house but I want to get a new house, is that possible? Thank you

[jenniferlego]

I am buying because being a renter is coming to an end for me. I want control and privacy of my living space. I am finally ready financially. I intend to only offer 5% above appraisal value. I have a question for you. When your clients agree to cover the appraisal gap, how much above do they agree to pay (in percentage)? There has to be a balance for both parties.

[moniquebrown]

I know my question has nothing to do with this video but I would like your advice… is it possible to back out of a contract for a new build house. My closing is next month but I’m having second thoughts. I know I may lose the earnest money, but do I have to pay the realtor a fee? Will I be sued by the builders for having second thoughts?