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Buying first property, for buy-and-hold in the future
Greetings:
How do I know I'm paying too much for a property?
I have an offer to buy for $350k, but an assessment was done and aparently it's worth $150.
The property was renovated for $133k and the land value was $21k. So, I see the windfall the sellers will make. How can I push-back, and negotiate?
The rental income will be $1300 per unit, it's a three family. I plan on living in one of the units, and buying fha.
Please advise. Thanks