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Better to offer less money or more money but ask for closing credit?
Hi all,
Looking at making a final offer on a property and wanted some input on two options I have in mind:
Is it better to make an offer for $519,000
or
Is it better to make an offer for $544,000 (his counter-offer) but ask for $25k in closing credits which I can use to buffer any potential issues with repairs/upgrades/renters not being happy with rent increase, etc?
Thanks in advance!