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Ken Jones
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Is there a such thing as an insulting offer?

Ken Jones
  • Chicago, IL
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Greeting BP, 

As a fairly new fix & flip investor, I am putting in offers on mls properties (with asstance from my agent) as well as receiving proposed deals from wholesalers. I have never offered on a wholesale property. I'm currently taking a look at a wholesale property in Chatham with an asking price of $52K and an ARV of about $180-190K. My contractor budget is $100-105K to rehab the property to the level of the area comps. Based in this, I would not pay more than $33K for this property.

Which leads me to my question of: Would a wholesaler see this as an insult to offer almost $20K lower than asking price? 

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Sam R.
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Sam R.
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  • Bothell, WA
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If your not embarrassed by the offer, then it is too high.

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