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Francesco Barbati
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Making a low cash offer appealing in a hot market

Francesco Barbati
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Boca Raton, FL
Posted

Hello BP crowd!

I am about to make a cash offer for a condo and the market here is hot (Boca Raton, South Florida) from what the buyer agent said. I am really motivated in acquiring that place at the right price and it will probably be main residence for a couple of years, and the I move out and rent it.

The place is not a tear down, but an old lady has been living there for the last 20 years, and it needs to be update it. More that $15,000 are need it, probably $20,000

The listing price is $150,000. I would like to close at $110,000, paying cash, no financial and appraisal contingency. I believe their target price is $130,000/135,000.

What would be the best plan, approach, strategy?

I am waiting for the check to clear out in bank account, and then I will call the listing agent.

What should I say to her? 

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