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Pete McPherson
  • Rome, GA
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First deal - when to make offer vs. financing?

Pete McPherson
  • Rome, GA
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Thinking about submitting a lowball offer on a property, though I haven't spoken to anyone about financing.

At what point in this process should I be talking to a bank (I think a normal bank loan/mortgage would be my best option)...and exactly how far do I need to go in that process BEFORE I submit an offer?

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George Hermann
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George Hermann
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Bronx, NY
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Well, here in New York you have to show proof of your ability to finance the deal along with your offer. I would not even look at an offer without it.

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