It would be best if you always tried to get back as much of your initial investment in the home, both monetary and emotional, as possible when selling it. After coming up with what you believe to be a fair price, it is only normal to feel annoyed when a potential buyer submits a lowball offer. What's the meaning of a lowball offer in the real estate market? How to handle lowball offers when selling your home? That is entirely up to the sellers. Some people could accept an offer that is 20 or even 30 percent lower than they seek.
Nonetheless, some sellers would consider a lowball offer an insult. Real estate professionals often think a lowball offer is 20%-50% below the asking price. Is it wise for the sellers to accept these offers?