Then, the activity got heated and there was a lot of drama. Potential buyers began to bid against each other in small increments. Seventy emails were sent and received about the offers on Wednesday a.m. alone. Old offers rose from the dead. Some players withdrew their offers and left the playing field only to reinstate their offers later in the day. Friendships and professional relationships were skewed (well, mine with some of the other agents). Buyers were unhappy. Sellers were unhappy. There was weeping, wailing and gnashing of teeth (okay, I'm exaggerating). But at the end of the day, it sold for a price acceptable to the sellers and buyer, and we all either drowned our sorrows or celebrated, or both.
*This is a probate and all heirs (there are several) need to okay this. They probably will, but you never know. Stay tuned.
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