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George Lay
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Vancouver, British Columbia
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Getting offers at below land value?

George Lay
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Vancouver, British Columbia
Posted

Hello BP Community,

I'm relatively new to fix and flip and I've been making offers on property using "70% ARV minus repairs" which makes offering prices sometimes below land value. My realtors keep telling me that people generally won't sell at those prices even if I have quick completions and "inspection only" clauses. So i want to get the BP' community's opinions on this. Is anyone else getting offers accepted at below land value or should I be capping out the minimum offer to at least land value?

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