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Listing agents - We know it's a hot market. Stop squeezing buyers into insane timelines.

Look, we get it. Sellers have the power. Listings are gold. Multiple offers. Yada Yada. You need to remember that this is a HUGE decision for a buyer. All of their money and their life, right? So give them the time they need. No contingencies and a 5-7 day inspection is incredibly stressful for a buyer (and buyers agent). As a listing agent, I'm sure to give buyers time. See the home. Think about it. Come back a second time, make an offer, I'll give you a counter with disclosures. Come back again before you respond. Buyers are nervous enough. No need to add the fear of them losing their earnest money deposit. Calm down, take a beat, and it'll lead to a good price and successful closing and good outcome for your seller.

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