So you really want to buy that house you looked at, like really.??Writing a sweet offer letter to the homeowner may help get your offer in the door.??Some real estate experts warn that there are phrases that can turn sellers off.??Openlisting.com recommends being complimentary and connecting with the seller personally.??Daniel Bortz of realtor.com says to steer clear of mentioning religion, like saying you “Can’t wait to celebrate Christmas with your family in the home.”??Sadly, some view other people negatively if they don’t share their religious views.??Don’t ever show you are desperate either by saying something like, “We would do anything to get this house.”??Also, don’t mention that your lease is closing soon and you need to move.??The seller’s ideal date may not coincide with yours and you could miss out based solely on logistics.??And openlistings.com also recommends keeping it short and sweet.??Let’s get to the point.

You want to get into your new home just as fast as the seller wants to get into theirs.

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