Offered for Sale

[Tom D]

I guess that's what the big box below the yes/no question is for. To explain the odd ball sale, not thru the common MLS route. So, even if you got it wrong they can see why you went that route.
Technically, It there is an agreement of sale by both parties, then it was 'offered' for sale. Unless, someone walked up to them and offered to purchase it. However, not thru the common MLS route.

If there was no other showings to anybody,
What would you put on days on market - a 1 or 0. I have pondered this one always on tenant/landlord purchase.

 

[J Grant]

I put 1 for DOM- after all, it was offered for sale on one day to a specific party!

It was offered for sale, but not offered on the open market - indicating a possible non AL sale, and make a comment on the circumstances.

 

[Fernando]

I decided from my peers' comments, I'll check the Yes box.
It's a battle not worrying about.

 

[Charles West]

My ears are bleeding.

 

[Surf Cat]

What's the financing? Conventional, all cash, hard money?

Depending on what the financing was, did you use the right form?

 

[Fernando]

My ears are bleeding.

Get off this thread. It's not good for your health.

 

[Fernando]

What's the financing? Conventional, all cash, hard money?

Depending on what the financing was, did you use the right form?

Financing is irrelevant and of course, I use the right form. ....the one the client requested.