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Quantifying the %loss of the Non-warrantable condo tag
For example: If the market for warrantable condo (2b/2bth) is 100k, how much would a non-warrantable condo go for in the same market. I am trying to quantify the %loss to be expected when selling such a property...I dont expect an exact number but I would like to learn from those who have listed and sold or financed such properties..a ball park figure. 10%, or 20%..what has been your experience? Thank you!