If its close to your ceiling price i would sit back and see where the other bidders take it. If it goes to high it might end up falling through and in time the EA may come back to you to see if your original price still stands. Its only a small possibility though.
Oh dear god would you ever give it up, the EA is playing you for an eejit. There are tens of thousands of properties on the market and most do not appear to be selling, there's no reason for you to get into a bidding war which is probably between you and the EA's imaginary friends. I wouldn't answer the phone to the EA for 24 hours and go look at some other houses, it's a buyers market.hmm, a bit of bad news.
first of all, one of the previous bidders upped the ante. went €1,500 above our bid.
second of all, a new bidder jumped in 10 minutes later, added €5,000.
the price of the house is now quickly approaching the edge of our budget, and unfortunately if either of these parties bid again, we're out.
there's 4 bidders now (including us) being kept in the loop, so whether to bid at all is the question....
Oh dear god would you ever give it up, the EA is playing you for an eejit. There are tens of thousands of properties on the market and most do not appear to be selling, there's no reason for you to get into a bidding war which is probably between you and the EA's imaginary friends. I wouldn't answer the phone to the EA for 24 hours and go look at some other houses, it's a buyers market.
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