Offer Comparison for Sellers
Turns multiple offers into a side-by-side table and plain-language pros and risks, ranked by what the sellers said matters. Missing terms show as "not stated".
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Compare these offers on Property address for my sellers. Offers: Offers What the sellers care about most: - The most money at closing Estimated seller costs to subtract for net: Seller costs Write: 1. A table with one column per offer and rows for price, financing type, down payment, earnest money, contingencies with their deadlines, closing date, seller concessions, and estimated net. 2. Two plain sentences per offer: what's strong about it, and what could go wrong. 3. The offers ranked against the sellers' priorities, with one line on why. The decision is for the sellers and me to talk through, so don't tell them which to accept. Rules: - Use only the terms given. If a term is missing, write "not stated". Don't assume. - Explain any jargon the first time it appears ("appraisal gap coverage", "escalation clause"). - For escalation clauses, show the highest possible price and what triggers it. - If seller costs are blank, leave net out of the table. Otherwise show the net math under the table and label it an estimate.