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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Max T.
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Offering on a bank owned property from the MLS

Max T.
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I'm interested in a listed property. The price is substantially lower than the neighborhood but it needs significant work. It is a small house - under 800 sq feet. I'm planning on subtracting the costs from the list price and starting my offer there. Will they go for it? Some of it? None of it?

The property is represented by an agent who specializes in bank-owned deals. How much flexibility do they have? The property has been on the market for over 100 days

List Price 55999
Floor joists (basement/1st level)are improperly notched, sagging, and unlevel. Replacement of all damaged joists. New subfloor. New finished floor. 8750
Full gut and finish - 1st floor bathroom. All new fixtures. 5000
Replace improper basement ductwork 3225
A/C coil and condenser 3200
Stairway into basement - bring up to code 2250
Washer/Gas Dryer (stacked) 1800
Paint throughout 1500
Transfer taxes 1200
New carpet - stairs and both bedrooms 1000
Gas water heater 800
new fridge 800
Exterior paint 800
Demo/creation of fridge location 725
Replace wood rot along roof line and cap with metal 700
Roof coating 700
new gas stove 600
Trim repair, doors for both closets, door for 2nd bedroom 500
Window blinds throughout 300
Minor siding repair - rear 200
New screens 150
Total costs 34200
Offer ALL CASH 21799

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