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Mike Jaeger
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HUD Home

Mike Jaeger
  • Wholesaler
  • Crosby, TX
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Hello everybody. I am considering putting an offer in on a HUD home in the Houston area. It's a 4 bedroom 2 bath, about 2500 square feet with a pool and spa. Really nice home. It's been inspected by HUD and everything checked out. Good roof, foundation, and A/C. I walked through the house and it seemed that the only repairs needed was paint, flooring, appliances and a good pool cleaning. Fixed up the home is worth about $180,000 and the asking price is 94,000. I'm buying it for my primary residence. I'm looking for any good advice before I place my offer. Thanks

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Eric Tait
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Eric Tait
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  • Houston, TX
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I've bought about 7 HUD homes in the Houston area, I've been told by HUD brokers that you can offer about 5% less than offer price and your bid will get accepted and I have found this to be true, as long as no one else bids higher. As an owner occupant, you definitely have a better chance of getting the property

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