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How to make an offer on a home

  • Writer: Daft.ie Insights
    Daft.ie Insights
  • Aug 24, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 3

Now that you've found your dream home it's time to make an offer. This can be a daunting task but read this tips to know what to expect.


Putting in an offer on the home you want, whether before an auction or for a private sale, is a similar process.

All you have to do is contact the agent by phone or email to ask if they are any current offers on the property. Then you can let them know what you are willing to pay.


Offer early and quickly


If you have found the one don't wait too long before placing a bid. Some property sales move very quickly so make sure the estate agent knows you're serious as soon as you can.


Get approval in principle


Many sellers want a simple sale so showing proof that you can afford the property could give you a big advantage. It also shows how serious of a bidder you are.


Have a limit in mind and stick to it


While in the heat of a bidding war it may be tempting to keep increasing your offer. But remember, buying a home is very expensive and there are many hidden costs so once you've set a limit stick to it. Even if it means bowing out of the sale it means you won't be in a situation later where others costs and fees can no longer be afforded.


 
 
 

8 Comments


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jj yang
May 27

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Kevin
Kevin
May 23

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Wind Flash
Wind Flash
May 12

Great advice overall — the tip about setting a firm limit before entering a bidding war is something I wish I'd heard sooner. Emotions run high in competitive markets, and it's easy to justify 'just one more bid.' Having a pre-approved mortgage also signals to sellers that you're a credible buyer, not just a curious browser. Would love to see a follow-up post on how to handle sealed-bid situations! Dutton Ranch

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flyingents
May 12

Really helpful tips for making an offer on a dream home! I especially liked the advice on getting approval in principle. It's crucial to show sellers you're serious. Add music to video could also make the process more enjoyable.

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ming li
ming li
Apr 16

Een geweldige gids voor iedereen die een bod wil uitbrengen! De nadruk op snelheid en een goedgekeurd krediet is cruciaal. Het is ook belangrijk om een strikt budget te hanteren, zelfs als de emotie de overhand krijgt. Je moet immers ook rekening houden met onverwachte kosten. Als je ooit eens afbeeldingen wilt omzetten in animaties, is Image to Animation misschien wel iets voor jou!

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