Are You Having A Hard Time Getting Your Offers Accepted In This Sellers' Market? Then try these three tips.

Raise Your Down payment

The first impression is the last! And your down payment is your first impression in front of the lender. A high amount of down payment provides peace of mind to the lender. Therefore, make sure to raise your down payment and make an offer that no one can deny.

Waive The Appraisal

Waiving the appraisal can be a boss move and play a major role in getting your offer approved. However, it isn't everyone's cup of tea.

Waiving the appraisal means that the buyer has surrendered their right to back off from the contract if the property does not meet the appraisal amount and the loan approved by the lender.

Waiving the appraisal creates a dream situation for the seller because now the buyer will have to manage the difference between the price offered and the appraisal.

You should know your financial potential and backup before making such a huge move and ensure that the market value is not less than your offer.

I suggest you consult a real estate agent before waiving off the appraisal to exactly know what you are doing and how it might affect the deal.

Write An Offer Letter

At first glance, every offer appears to be the same for the seller. In other words, they all have the same details about the customer. When a seller reviews different offers, all of these details might tend to shuffle.

A letter or personal statement to the owner telling him why you are the best buyer for their home might be the turning point that will persuade the seller to accept your offer. Moreover, don't overdo the offer letter; keep it short, sweet and simple.