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Seller is Veterans Affairs : Will they negotiate
There is a foreclosed property I've been watching that is owned by "Secretary of Veterans Affairs". I assume that means someone defaulted on a VA loan ?
It has been on the market a while and the price recently dropped by $10k. It doesn't look too bad, but one problem is the roof : layers of asphalt shingles over old wooden shake shingles. (Property is old, built in 1899).
If I was going to put a bid on the property, would it make any sense to ask that the roof be replaced ? Is the VA just like any other seller in that regard, or do they play by different rules ?
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