No, you cannot always get a price reduction. Depending on the market and availability of desirable homes in the price range we’re looking at for you, sometimes you’ll even have to pay more than the asking price. For instance, if we find the house you wish to purchase yet there are very few homes on the market, we may end up competing with one or more other Buyers and have to include something called an escalation clause to obtain the house. On the other hand, if there are a lot of homes on the market in your price range, the chances of securing your home with a price reduction actually increase. This supply/demand basic economic situation will result in either a Buyer’s or a Seller’s or neutral market.