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Freddie Mac Property: What should I offer? Needs Renovoation Too
Hi everyone,
I'm considering buying a Freddie Mac property that needs renovation. Can someone please offer any insight on what I should be offering in relation to the asking price? I've read about the bidding process and the timeframe to receive offers. Simply put, I'm wondering if I can get this house for $50,000 (or even less) when the asking price is $80,000.
For background: The property was auctioned in March of last year and has been on the MLS for about a month and a half.