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Joval Mathai
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Multifamily investment in New Jersey

Joval Mathai
  • Investor
  • Northern Jersey
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Gave an offer 90K above asking and still our offer was not accepted ? Am I missing something here.

Loan type: we gave both FHA and conv.

Location : Union, NJ

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Andrew B.
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Andrew B.
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NJ is ****ing crazy right now. If they said no, you didn't have the strongest offer. You can offer more money next time, waive inspections, etc. "Above asking" is irrelevant when every offer is above asking and some people are listing their property below expected sales price to drive more traffic.

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