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Need advice on making a counteroffer

Naomi Gunter
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We have placed an offer on a bank owned property that was listed at $172,900. We offered $155k and asked that they pay closing costs. It generated a counteroffer of $172k with them paying closing costs.

Any advice on how to proceed? We had agreed that we didn't want to pay more than $165k, but with them coming down only $900 plus closing costs, we're wondering if that will be doable.

It's our first house. We can live without it, but we haven't found any other houses (out of 25 houses viewed or so) with the right qualities and price. This house is pushing it since it needs a new kitchen.

Also, the realtor can't find an appraised value for the house. I'm not sure how the bank knew how to price it if it has not been appraised. Zillow estimates it at around $191,795 - $230,585 but I know that can be a rough estimate.

Thanks!

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