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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

I made my first embarrassingly low offer
So not to say that I haven't made and had some low offers accepted but this is the first one where the seller gave me an asking price and I went well under it. The home is a potential flip so I want to make sure there is wiggle room. We will see what she says! Special thanks goes to Jerry Puckett for the pep talk. Not sure why I'm nervous about this one!
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As an investor is better to offer too low and not get accepted, than to offer too high and end up overpaying.