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Armand Farr
  • Investor/Agent
  • San Francisco, CA
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Newbie question on making offers

Armand Farr
  • Investor/Agent
  • San Francisco, CA
Posted

Hey guys,

I'm gearing up for my first deal and had a question regarding when you actually make offers/do the final analysis on a property when touring:

I know you set up a time to walk the property with your motivated sellers and that you should go into the property already having done an analysis. 

However, once you physically tour the property, do you estimate repairs and make offers on the spot in-person? It'd be hard for me to feel confident in an offer as a newbie without going back to the spreadsheets, but I would imagine that it's important to negotiate in-person.

Any tips on how to be as prepared as possible to make an offer would be great!

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