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		<title>By: jeffreyz</title>
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		<description>on the other hand, i see many listings that are not at market value.  a market value offer would be 20-25% below listing price, which would then be considered a lowball offer.  

our agent stated that sometimes listing agents will agree to whatever price a seller wants in order to get a listing, gets the seller to sign a contract, then immediately begins nagging the seller to lower the price.  because of this, many houses on the market are above &#039;market&#039; price...</description>
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<p>our agent stated that sometimes listing agents will agree to whatever price a seller wants in order to get a listing, gets the seller to sign a contract, then immediately begins nagging the seller to lower the price.  because of this, many houses on the market are above &#8216;market&#8217; price&#8230;</p>
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