It would be a good idea to submit a back up offer on the property if you are interested. A lot of buyers are having trouble obtaining commitment letters. The list agent will follow up with you immediately if the current buyer is unable to get the loan. If you have any other questions feel free to contact me. Thanks



Jason Hargrove,Realtor
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Yes, But it must be a backup offer, you would have to hope and pray that the other Buyers decide not to go through with it or do not get the proper financing....

Sometimes you can submit back up offers but I highly recommend you dont because if the property comes back on the market for sale you want the opportunity to negotiate a discount based on the value of the property at that time instead of locking yourself into a number and allowing the sellers agent to use your back up offer to get competitive offers.

Liz,

a lot of the time they do take back up offers since deals may fall apart due to a variety of things (i.e. home insp., financing....) if you are not working with an buyers agent and would like to make an offer please contact me.

Wayne
century21ma@yahoo.com
617-290-4272

Liz

The sellers may be accepting back up offers. Are you working with a buyers agent? If so I would have your buyers agent give the listing agent a call to find out the status of the property.

Let me know if you have any other questions!
Kathy

Liz - States have different rules, but usually you can put an offer in on any property up until the day it closes. The selling agent's duty is to present all offers to the seller. Particularly in this market when many homes that were under contract come back on the market for various reasons, it certainly won't hurt to put a back-up offer in.