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Kenneth Liz
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Trying my first deal and putting in my first offer

Kenneth Liz
  • Yonkers, NY
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So I’m looking at 2 unit home with parking listed at 114,999 after 5,000 price reduction on market 46 days ARV 249,000 needs about 75k in rehab. I’n going to offer 85,000. Doesn’t anyone see this as a good or bad offer ?

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Jason D.
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Jason D.
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@Kenneth Liz if it's an offer that makes the numbers work for you, it's a good offer. Just as important, is if the seller thinks it's a good offer. You'll have to wait for that answer 😀

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