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Kayla Dee
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Am I low balling by asking for a lower price is I need renovation

Kayla Dee
  • New to Real Estate
  • HI (oahu)
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Hello all,
I am interested in a home in Pearl City, Hawaii. It has been on Zillow for over a year and asking price is 129,000. Do you think I would be low balling if I offer 100,000? It does need some renovations due to the old layout to change into a more modern home. It has also been listed for awhile. This would be my first time purchasing so I want to get a good deal, but also do not want be rude asking for so low. Any recommendations? 

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