When you put a bid in on a house, what is an acceptable amount to bid under the asking price?
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There is no set answer.  If someone says "go 5% under" or something like that, it will a gross error.  How much you bid on a house depends on a lot of things:\nlocation is the most important.  Is the seller asking for a price that is comparable to other houses in the same area? After location, comes condition of the house.  Has it been well maintained? Does it need a new roof? Make sure you get an inspection.
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I recently had some php programming done.  The US bid I got for the job was 2000.00, the bids I got from India and some other countries were around 300.00
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How much cash are you putting in and how much equity are you willing to part with?
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I imagine you will get a variety of answers but when I look for a house, I pass it by if there is no price listed. It seems unfriendly to me to not include the price.
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We just sold a house.  We took $5,000 less than the listing price.  We couldn't afford to go any lower.  Our Realtor knew this, and would have rejected any offer less than that without even calling us. Be careful of making an offer that is too low.  \n\nWhen we made the offer on our new house our Realtor was able to guide us as to how much below the list price was a fair offer.  \n\nThere are many factors to consider.  Is the home reasonably priced to begin with?  Is there a mortgage balance?  Your Realtor should be able to answer your question better than people who have not seen the house and are not familiar with the market area.
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Yes, there is a chart under the sale items tab that explains the fee for LISTING an item and the FINAL SALE PRICE fee.  you can set the price up so that those amounts are yours or the buyers.
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Whatever the highest bidder will pay. There is no value to an item except what someone is willing to give you. If you need to know what people are paying go to www.ebay.com
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How much money do you want to give for that ?
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Yes, But you shouldn't, because it will leave you with negative feedback.  Just pay for it, and from now on, read the entire listing before you bid.
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This would be unknown unless you was a the owner of the company who has a contract with the Football Association.\n\nI'm sure price will very upon different bids.
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Why, how much are you offering?
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How much intrest are you willing to pay?
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No...if you are outbid, then someone else has bid more...\n\nWhy would you think you would need to pay???
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Definitely try to negotiate the price.  If they are not willing to negotiate on the base purchase price they will most likely be willing to negotiate the costs of extras.  And when it comes to tract homes, "everything" is extra.
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try going to a local auctioneer and get it valued or try valuations on line to get a rough quote i would like to give you 50 pence no ok then
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whatever someone is willing to pay for it.. but truly take it to a billiard shop and ask them. expect them to be low by about 20% as they would need to make profit on it also
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depends on how much your house is worth.  So can't really answer this question without that info.