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Under Contract…But What Did It Sell For?

When a home goes under contract, one question always comes up: “So… what did it sell for?”

Whether it’s a buyer who had their eye on the property or a neighbor curious about home values, the curiosity is real and completely understandable.

But here’s the truth: that number isn’t public.

In this video, I break down:

  • What “under contract” actually means
  • Why the contract price is kept confidential
  • The strategy behind not disclosing accepted offers
  • What happens if a deal falls through
  • When the sale price does become public

Real estate isn’t just about price. It’s also about terms, timing, and negotiation. And there’s a very good reason why that information stays private until closing.

If you’ve ever wondered why agents won’t share that number, this will clear it up.

Have questions about buying or selling? Drop them in the comments or reach out. I’m happy to help!

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Aloha!

Lynda Gill RS Lic. 63088  

Hawai’i Life Real Estate Brokers 808.346.0056  

LyndaGill@HawaiiLife.com 

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Lynda Gill
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Lynda Gill

Lynda Gill is a Realtor Salesperson with Hawai'i Life. I have over 21 years of experience as a top-producing real estate agent on Kauai, where I’ve lived since 2004. I specialize in residential, relocation, and resort property sales in Poipu Beach, Lawai, Omao and Kalaheo, on the island’s South Side. Over the course of my career, I’m proud to have earned accolades and designations, including being recognized as a top performer by Hawaii Business Magazine. But what really drives me is helping my clients with one of the most significant events in their lives. There is nothing quite as satisfying as helping clients achieve their financial goals or seeing their eyes light up when the right property comes along. You can email me at lyndagill@hawaiilife.com or via phone at (808) 346-0056.

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