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How much to offer

Shana Smith
  • Gary, IN
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So I saw a house and it was nice minimal work is needed. They want $90 for it and it is worth about 89 but it does need some work so so I am stuck.

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James Wise#5 All Forums Contributor
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What do you want to do with it?

Is it an investment or a personal residence? You should take emotion out of an investment but a personal residence not so much. While you do not want to make a terrible buy you have to live there so you should get what you like assuming you can afford it.

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