Sorry, I lost count

Two in one day and two accepted. That is my record. 

3 and all were accepted. But how about 3 offers and all rejected (outbit) in one day!

In the 2006-2011 era, it was 14 written over 5 clients in one day. (yes we wrote more than one each in some cases on short-sales). I honestly don't remember how many went into Contingent, but I'll never forget that number. Thank God for Docusign.

Two, for sure, might have been three, but really don't remember.

I know I have written multiple offers in a day but I can't remember the details.

Sandy Padula and Norm Padula, JD, GRI NMLS#1483386 nailed this one!

I know one of my peeps wrote up 4 in a day... 2 were accepted....

I was speaking at an investor seminar in 2005 with about 400 Californians in attendance and at the end of the day we had written 61 accepted offers. You think there was some craziness in 2005? You betcha.

Three and fortunately for my buyers, they were all accepted.

Mine is 4 and all 4 got accepted. 

Good morning Debbie,

Probably three, and one accepted.

Debbie Reynolds - just 3 and only 1 was accepted.

four and one of them got accepted.  the other three were in multiple offer situations and I knew they had a snowball's chance when I was writing them... but sometimes clients will NOT listen to you.

probably four and maybe two...

five and one was accepted.

3.

2.

Once I got four accepted in one day, but they'd been written over a several day period.

Two or three I can't recall I do know I got one of them. 

Three and one accepted.  Thank goodness we have electronic signatures. 

I went 3 for 3 once

Three and all accecpted.  A

8 on one listing & we obviously picked one. Total contracts on different homes - 3 I believe.

That's a cha-ching kinda day!

Four for four and it was a long day!

I have received multiple offers on listings but have written one for buyers

I do not know.  I had some high numbers with HUD properties and with new construction when we needed a police officer to help control the traffic.

Four and all of them were accepted!  I remember saying that would never happen again = and it hasn't yet!  LOL  You've got to love bidding wars!!

If it was in the spring earlier during the recovery. I wrote several and learned two other agents were competing on same homes.  We all got rejected. Sellers want those rediculously priced homes thinking that was the asking price.

Two in one day . . . both for the same client.  Both were accepted, they rejected one.

think only two in one day, and both got accepted.

6 on one property

I've been submitting multiple offers on the same day, but rarely all of them are accepted. 

Three with one accepted

I was 2 for 3

Three and three!

Three in one day ... and all three accepted!  For Listings, the most was four in oine day!  Crazy!

Yesterday I had one agent in my office write 7 offers (new subdivision). I have yet to see how many are accepted.

When the market was down and investors were buzzing around it was common to write a multiple offers - 3 or 4.  Some got accepted , some didn't.

Hi Debbie - We did 3 for 3 once - it was a very good day.

I think I did five or six in one day for the same buyer (investor).  I don't think any of those got accepted.

The most I have ever received would be 11 and 2 got accepted.

Three is the most in one day.  All of them were accepted, but only two closed.