I placed an offer on an REO house, and it was the asking price and I offered the typical 10% down/ Conventional loan. I have excellent credit, and enough money in the bank to put MORE towards it.
My real estate agent told me that there were 4 offers ot the bank. only one was for more than the asking price, but it was an FHA loan so it wouldn't be considered. The e-mail from the selling agent seemed positive and echoed the same information.
Then, a few days later, we recieved a fax informing us that the bank had chosen to go with another offer that was only 10K more and 20 percent down. I CAN DO THAT AND MORE, but wasn't given the oppurtunity to bid. Everyone just acted like the house was gone.
Do I have this oppurtunity? I can certainly handle the 20% down and still outbid the 10K more than asking, it is just that I offered asking.
I'm not near the limits of my lenders approval.
Help?
(thanks!)
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