When a Deal Falls Through: A Real Estate Love Story (Sort Of) 💔🏡

Let’s talk about the elephant in the escrow: not every real estate deal makes it to closing—and that’s actually okay.

Recently, I had the pleasure of representing both the buyer and the seller for a cozy gem at 600 Great Harbor. Everything was looking dreamy... until the buyer took a closer look at the numbers. They were hoping to use the property as a rental, and once they ran the calculations, things just didn’t add up the way they’d hoped.

Now, could they have powered through and bought it anyway? Sure. But smart investing means knowing when to walk away. And that’s exactly what they did—with grace, logic, and a spreadsheet. ✨

So let’s set the record straight:
A terminated contract isn’t a failed deal. It’s a strategic pivot.
Sometimes, a buyer’s goals change. Sometimes the numbers don’t make sense. And sometimes, the universe is just nudging you in another direction.

For my seller, this just means the door is back open for the right buyer to walk in. And for the rest of y’all?

🔥 600 Great Harbor is officially back on the market and ready for a new love story.

This is your chance to snag a seriously sweet spot in Sneads Ferry. Whether you're looking for your next home, a weekend getaway, or an investment that actually pencils out—this one’s worth a look.

So no, a deal falling through isn’t always bad. Sometimes, it’s just the plot twist that leads to a better ending.

Ready to write yours? 💌
Let’s tour this gem.

Rachel Love, Broker
📞 (910) 546-5857
💌 rachel@loveandconc.com
Love & Co. Real Estate Team
Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage
seacoastcompensation.com

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