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Rejection is always a difficult thing to face in life, whether it’s from a potential client, a potential boss or a potential home seller. As a Tampa home buyer, your stress level may be reduced if you’re aware of some of the reasons a seller may flat-out reject your Offer to purchase their real estate.

Sometimes, even if you and your Realtor do everything right, the seller may still reject your Offer. Bear in mind that this often has nothing to do with you.

With that being said, here are 5 common reasons why sellers reject Offers on their homes:

1. The Offer wasn’t enough for them to pay off their mortgage. For most sellers, the bottom line is paying off their mortgage. If your Offer isn’t enough to cover the mortgage, they cannot accept it unless they and their bank agree to a short sale. Many sellers have not quite gotten to the point of accepting the possibility of short selling their property. continue reading…

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Members of the military and federal employees may be eligible for help from the Homeowners Assistance Program (HAP). HAP was set in place to help eligible service members and federal employees who have lost money on the sale of their primary home due to the closure of a base or the decline in the market due to a realignment. If your are a service member or federal employee weren’t able to sell their home under what would normally be considered “reasonable” terms or conditions, you may be eligible for the HAP. continue reading…

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Florida’s Beautiful Homes™ along with Realtors across the state will be offering customers the opportunity to reach dozens of prospective buyers in a single weekend as part of the Florida Open House Weekend sponsored by the 115,000-plus member Florida Realtors.

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According to a survey conducted by MarketWatch, (01/30/2010) of home designers, builders and home buyers indicate that buyers are seeking cost-effective features and rejecting things that don’t have lasting value.

The survey seems to indicate that it’s all about family togetherness – casual living, entertaining and flexible spaces. The annual survey of buyer preferences, identified these must-haves in new homes:

  1. Large kitchens with islands
  2. Energy-efficient appliances, super insulation, and high-efficiency windows.
  3. Home offices….. continue reading…

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