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Deal or No Deal? Should I move forward or away?

Mahdi El
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I'm in negotiations for house that value will rise 11% next year. ARV is 266k, offered 197k but negotiated down from 220k to 207k. Is this a deal or no. I understand the ARV formula that a deal is 186k but houses are moving like hot cakes in the area. Can someone weigh in on this

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Scott Rogers
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Scott Rogers
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@Mahdi El With that little amount of information I don't think it's reasonable to get an opinion from someone on the BP Forum.  What are you plans for the house?  Is it a turnkey rental, wholesale, flip?  Are the comps accurate?   How can you guarantee the value will rise 11% next year?   So many questions.  

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