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Nick Zito
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Wa
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Why do realtors hate putting in lowballs for you?

Nick Zito
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Wa
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I’m not saying all, but the majority scoff at the idea of putting in a lowball for you. Does it give them a bad rap or something I’m not aware of since I’m not an agent? I agree in some markets it’s not appropriate but I’m looking at a property that’s been listed for 6 months, needs allot of TLC, it’s the owners investment property also, and vacant. Why the heck not? My math only works at 60k less than asking price but I can’t find an agent that doesn’t think I’m being “rude.” What don’t I know??

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