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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Extremely low appraisal
I've been searching and grinding and finally got my first fourplex into escrow. Asking price is 375k and today the dreaded appraisal came in at 300k. How do I tell the seller the property is way over priced when they think it's worth 400k?
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@Brandon Thomas I would sit down with them and show them the appraisal. If they are still insistent on the $375k, see if they are interested in seller financing it to you.