A solid decision framework beats waiting for a perfect offer
You're deciding whether an offer in hand is strong enough to accept or if holding out is worth the risk. Not reported.
If you only remember one closed-data point right now, make it this the usual markers that help judge offer strength in Sundance, AB are Not reported for this period.
That matters because the decision has to be made on controllables, not hope. Focus on the parts of the offer that change your net and your certainty financing strength, condition risk, closing timeline, and what happens if the buyer asks for repairs or credits.
Be honest about your Plan B. If the offer falls apart, do you have the flexibility to keep showing, adjust your timeline, and handle the stress of another round of negotiations, or does certainty matter more for your next move?
Action steps I recommend decide your minimum acceptable terms before you counter so you do not negotiate in circles, and require clear deadlines for deposit and condition removal so you are not tied up while other buyers move on.
