Over 30 offers ... I'd have to go back and look at the exact number. 

Most recent listing was 13 offers. 

I once had one with 12 offers.  I thought I would go nuts before I could get them presented.  And it was amazing how they all had the same ceiling for the amount offered.  It was above our list price, but the market was speaking loud and clear.  The home wasn't worth more than all those buyers thought it was.

I had 5 on a short sale, handling both sides. The lender also added 1% to the commission. Full price, closed in 15 days, what more could you ask for.

89 on a short sale

We obtained Seller Written Instructions to work with the Cash offers first.

That cut it to 9.

9 multiple counter offers.

Winner winner chicken dinner!

I've had 14 offers.... asked for highest and best from all of them....and relayed that a decisions would be made within 24 hours.... and no other offers would be entertained.... it went to the cleanest deal, and it was not the highest price.

The most I've ever had was three.  And, when the seller decided to call for highest and best, two dropped out of the bidding, so we sold it to the last one standing.

When we did lots of REO listings many times we had multiple offers. THe exact number I do not remember, but with REOs, we always requested the Highest & Best from those sublitting.

Congratulations! I think the most was 5 offers.

18 - last month. Nice house below $175,000. I was surprised how some agents came in under asking and asked for closing costs. Two came in $10K above asking and one waived the request for closing costs. 

IT WAS EXHAUSTING!!!

Robert May I was told by a listing agent that there are 23 offers at the open house..

22...yes, that's right...22.  We closed with the offer that was chosen, and had a Back-up offer executed that was very disappointed.

I had one with 11 - it was a tough choice for the seller

I've seen double digits - like one once with ove 50 offers.  

As a listing agent about 20 for a commercial property. As a selling agent I heard about up to 40. 

5 I think was the tops. Sometimes you have to warn sellers about greed coming back & biting them in the arse.

Good luck with it.

14 offers at one time,  lots of phone calls to lenders.

It has been many years for me as it was an REO property. I had 17. One buyer working with another agent called me adn threatened me if his offer didn't get selected. His didn't get selected and it was the highest and cash. They took an owner occupant's offer instead.

Hi Robert - We had seven a couple of months back. It was easy picking a winner, but there were a lot of disappointed buyers and agents.

13 offers in one afternoon... we chose one. Then we sold it. And that's how it worked out!

Not my listing, but my investor clients made an offer on a property and they were one of 23 offers.

Over 30 offers on one of my listings.  I can't recall the exact number.  Offer accepted.  Transaction closed.   Happy seller.  Check cashed.  Onto the next.  

I have been involved with buyers submitting offers where there have been more than 50.

It's been a while and I don't really remember, but at the height of the market it was a very common occurance

I had 20 offers on a new REO listing in 2 days, 12 within the first 4 hours. Asking for highest and best and chosing the highest price that was cash with no contingenices

Congratulations. 

During the boom of the mid 2000's I got 7 offers on a house, 5 or 6 offers on quite a few others.  It was common.

We typically countered the lowest offers first, at a price higher than the highest offer in hand.  In those days, they always appraised no matter how high it went.  Today, I am not so sure they would appraise.

Congratulations Robert!

I hope your clients pick the right one and have a successful closing.

I just had one with 3, but have been on the other side, throwing my offer into the ring with 16 others.

3

I do not keep these records.

I had 4 offers . All were given a chance for highest and best offer.

I received 13 offers in one hour on a listing. Lost count by the end of the day. Crazy!

Multiple offers is the rule in my area for most of the last 3 years. I almost feel like I've failed if we don't get more than 3.  I've had up to 16 once, 12 & 9 are the next highest.  

Congratulations to you and the sellers for having such a  scenario. I am sure everything will turnout  A-OK!

Distressed properties over 20.... 3 day review. Way over listed for. Turn off phone.  This was online before mls.

I have been in situation where I find out several agents simutaneously bid on same property and mls says 106 offers.

about 7 

had four and to tell the other three they lost out was heartbreaking for all

That's nuts!  I think the most we've had on the selling side is four or five within the first day.  Not a bad problem to have!  Best wishes.