Posted by PJH on February 06, 2014 at 20:55:49 from (50.40.248.206):
In Reply to: Should I feel bad? posted by 37Chief on February 06, 2014 at 16:40:47:
I'd hold out for the neighbor. You never know, her deal with the bank may fall through and then you can deal with the realtors, with no harm to your reputation. If you double talk her now, there's no recovery for your reputation. That might not matter in your location, but out here in the sticks, it would never be forgotten. You'd be the goat. Forever.
Like the others said - the realtors might not get you such a rosy deal anyhow. If you were happy with the price you implied to her, you might not get a nickle more by the time you deduct commission for the middle man.
It's funny how the mind works. You're happy, then someone comes along with some fast talk and fills your head with uncertainty.
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