Price On Application (Poa)

When you see “price on application” or “POA,” it usually means that the seller is not willing to disclose their asking price publicly. They may be open to negotiating, but they want to start the conversation with interested buyers by having them make an offer first.

This can be frustrating for buyers who are comparison shopping and trying to get a sense of what similar properties are selling for in the market. But there are some situations where sellers have good reason to list their property as POA.

For example, a luxury home that is unique and not comparable to other properties in the area may be listed as POA. The same is true for rare antiques or collectibles. In these cases, it’s difficult to determine a fair market value without more information about the item or property in question.

If you’re interested in making an offer on a POA listing, be prepared to give the seller some information about your budget and what you’re willing to pay. The seller may counter with their own price or they may be open to negotiating a deal that meets your needs.