According to my real estate agent I signed one of four contracts the bank currently has for a foreclosed home. After a month of waiting, I’m hearing that the bank is sitting on the contracts (no decision been made yet) but has actually reduced the price by approx. $15,000! What is the meaning of this?


Their agent likely did that, they are just trying to get more bids, 4 is not very many.

4 Responses to “What does it mean if the bank reduces the price of a foreclosure even after they already have 4 contracts ?”

  • Ken M says:

    Maybe the offers are comming in very low so they are adjusting there listing price to todays market still trying to see if they can attract new offers at a higher price then the last offers.
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  • loladrewblue says:

    Too attract a large pool of buyers. This will in turn start a bidding war, which in turn will drive the price up.
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  • Landlord says:

    Their agent likely did that, they are just trying to get more bids, 4 is not very many.
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  • Help Is Here! says:

    Bidddddding War!!!!
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