A lowball offer is an aggressively low purchase price, far below market value, often made to test a seller's desperation. It’s a negotiation tactic used primarily by real estate investors and flippers to secure quick, high-margin deals. While buyers benefit from potential bargains, sellers may waste time, though a lowball can sometimes spark serious counter-negotiations.
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