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WANTED: Ideas for a Creative Offer
I am interested in a duplex that has a listing price of 89k; there are two units that rent for $450 each. The property is in pretty good shape; would minimally require painting of garage exterior and window trim on house exterior in the Spring. Interior could be updated a little, but is 100% rentable “as is”. There are improvements that could be made fairly easily to increase the rents and the value of this property as a whole.
I have heard that the sellers are highly motivated, but their mortgage pay-off is 85k. I’d like to purchase it for 70k, and am looking for creative ideas to make a deal with them knowing that their pay-off is 85k.