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Realtor saying our price is too low ?

Realtor saying our price is too low ?

So we checked a house that is for 419k the neighborhood is nice and the house is in a good condition and not old and we liked it and on the website it says the estimate 370k so we decided to offer 375k the realtor says that the price is a bit low we said okay that’s fine but the we checked again and the house estimate change to 390k so we offered the same price because the house was honestly not that big 2,600 sq couple days later we get a respond saying that they don’t accept any below offers and only accept the same asking price or higher. Before we made an offer we made our agent ask if anyone made an offer and they said no and the house been on the market for 15 days which is unusual because houses like these get sold very quick. The house is not worth 419k we checked all the houses that been sold near the house and their all under 390k and even bigger and better houses then this and I don’t think 29k below asking price is “very low” we checked everything before we made an offer so any advice on what I should do ?

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