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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

advice on making offer
I'm a newbie, wanted to get some advice from experienced folks on what offer to make.
I've done my analysis on a property, after looking at rental income and expenses, and cap rate of 8% that I'm looking for, I believe the property is worth $295K. So would you recommend I put an offer for 295 or should I offer 275 and then negotiate up?? I don't want to lowball and turn off seller, but if I start at 295 I may end up paying over 300 after negotiations.
How do you experienced folks determine where to start with your offers??
thanks in advance for any advice!
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Why are you looking at a 8% cap rate?