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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Can someone help me analyze this GREATDEAL negotiating with buyer
I told the buyer that I want 164K for a property.
She is a rehabber , the repair estimates are like 1-3k for this home
She is using the cost for the upgrade to determine what repair cost she is going to subtract from the arv
This is her mindset
$235 000 (ARV)
times 70% =
$164 500 (which is my all in number for purchase, rehab, holding costs and closing costs)
subrtract
$20 000 (repair costs) =
$144 000 (my purchase price Id need the property to be at)
Do deals work this way? I dont want to leave any money on the table.