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Aj Bowman
  • Damascus, MD
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Offering a price

Aj Bowman
  • Damascus, MD
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Hi Everyone I have a question on how to get the price I want on a house. For example if there is a REO house listed for 100k and I believe that it is only worth 80k. What are some ways for me to get the bank to accept that offer. Not sure if this would happen but if I offered 60k and they said we will meet you half way at 80k. Strategies like that. Thanks

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