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Dan Sayre
  • Moon Township
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Seller insists on Cash purchase

Dan Sayre
  • Moon Township
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Placed an offer for a duplex with conventional loan financing. Seller told his agent that he’s only accepting cash offers. Disclosure report shows three main issues:

1)No AC

2)basement leaks every time it rains even though they have had a professional apply multiple coats of black waterproofing spray

3)the contractor that they used to remodel left them with unfinished electrical work, unfinished bathroom remodel, unfinished kitchen remodel, and preliminary wall construction for a finished basement in an area where the water doesn’t come in.

Both units are vacant. Just trying to figure out what to put in my counteroffer. I can pay cash but it would be 80% of listing price. Plus I would only have $50k to use for remodeling from my partner. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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