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What is going on? We were the second highest offer sellers realtor asked us if we wanted to stay in the running in case the first accepted offer fell through. Now the house is back on the market with an open house Saturday?

So basically the title and long story short. My husband and I put an offer on a house months ago. The sellers agent never got back in touch with our relator after saying they would in a few days after our first offer. Our relator reached out the the sellers and the sellers realtor said they had two higher offers which they were negotiating with, if we can come back higher they will put us back in the running. So, we come back higher and become the second best offer. They sellers picked the first best offer obviously but then asked us if we’d like to stay in the running in case the first one falls through. Now months later, the house is listed for an open house this Saturday. The sellers relator never got in touch with our realtor to let us know the first offer fell through. Our relator is frustrated and so are my husband and I. We put in a strong offer with appraisal gap and limited inspections. We were suppose to be contacted if the first one went fell through the first time. Idk what is going on but our relator is reaching out to them today.

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