The market drives the price, not your agent.

You agent (buyer agent) wants you to get the house so he and his buddy (the listing agent) can receive the commission.  He is giving you an advantage by telling you that there are other offers and they are higher than yours.  From his email, it sounds like the bank ( seller) wants all offer be submitted and the bank will choose which one to accept.  In this case, he is basically saying you have a very low (or none) chance of getting it if you keep your offer price as is.

 

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• This house is not a moving condition. It is sold as is. I have -JMB- ♀ (168 bytes) () 04/11/2011 postreply 17:59:43

• 回复：This house is not a moving condition. It is sold as is. I ha -cottonmouse- ♀ (549 bytes) () 04/11/2011 postreply 18:12:52

• My agent is simply giving me advantage to make decision! -JMB- ♀ (281 bytes) () 04/11/2011 postreply 18:24:07

• think about this way, 40000*3% = 1200 vs the risk of 400,000*3% -greenfieldcn- ♂ (208 bytes) () 04/12/2011 postreply 11:28:00

• My downpayment is 30%, with a very strong Pre-appoval letter fro -jmb- ♀ (371 bytes) () 04/12/2011 postreply 11:46:20