...and, would it be worth offering a good explanation of what you based your price on, or would that just offend?
The owner designed the house, and it is extremely, er, "unique." We like it, but the odds of other people liking it so much aren't so hot. And some elements of the design, whether anybody likes it or not, plain reduce the value -- extra-small rooms, etc. We're pretty much going to have to insult her designs, and her extremely high view of her house, pretty thoroughly.
Compared to what we can compare it to, it's absurdly overpriced. We want it, but not at the asking price. We also don't want to wait a year for her to figure out she needs to lower the price.
Should we:
Point out the reasons we think it's overpriced, not in the context of an offer, and see what the response is?
Make a lowball offer without comment?
Make a lowball offer, with a list of reasons why?
I grant that this is a bit of a silly question, but I'm curious as to what others would do.
2006-12-22
03:07:01
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