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Ellie T.
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  • Boston, MA
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Anyone work with cashgeeks? they just gave me an offer...

Ellie T.
  • Investor
  • Boston, MA
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I'm selling a house I own in Florida (tenant occupied). It's a great property, but the sale is off MLS, and needs to be an investors only, cash deal, since it's a settlement home.

Already got one offer from cashgeeks. Anyone work with them? I'm concerned that they didn't acknowledge that they are aware of the settlement on the offer, and if I accept the offer I lock the house for other offers while they inspect, and then they come back with a much lower price.  The offer they gave is already well below market value. 

Any tips?

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Ellie T.
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Ellie T.
  • Investor
  • Boston, MA
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@Mike Hern funny enough it actually wouldn’t matter if they paid to fix or not. Mitigated or not the house will always sell under market value because of the blemish.

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