The strongest offer for your sale is not necessarily the highest price. When offers arrive, I want you to understand the commitments and unresolved requirements before making your choice.
The latest market report covers Perris single-family homes, condos, townhouses and apartments. Homes sold for an average of 99.4% of their asking prices. The typical sale price was $553,000. The typical time on market for homes that sold was 24 days, which does not measure time to closing.
The average percentage of asking price that homes sold for offers context, but it does not establish the strength of an individual offer. I would weigh the offer price alongside financing details, requested expenses and conditions that must be satisfied. A preferred closing date deserves attention, but it should be checked against the actual transaction requirements rather than marketing time.
Compare offers received side by side, noting price, requested credits, financing requirements and inspection requirements. Review the money you would keep after paying the mortgage and sale expenses, using verified costs rather than price alone. Clarify any uncertain terms with me before responding and confirm whether the proposed closing date works for your plans.
