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Will "cash offers/as is/close quick" be close to market value?
I have two duplexes in NE Minneapolis. I receive numerous offers (phone, text, letters) to purchase these properties for cash/as is/quick closing. My main question is will these offers come in close to market value? Any cautions I should be aware of? If I went this route, should I have a one day open house and invite all these investors and see who makes the best offer? Other ideas?
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If you need the money then go that route. If you don’t need the money and your looking at a more professional setting and get the best to closest market value then hire a RE agent. Those cash buyers most of the time are looking for “owners with problems” your post sounds like your in a ok situation but looking at your options. RE agent is you best option unless you have problems .