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Low Balling rental property offers

Ceasar Stinson
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Hello, trying to see what folks consider a "lowball" offer. I''m considering cash offer 12-15k below asking and trying to refine my offer strategy. I know there are many variables to consider however just trying to see what others think.

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Well if it is a $15k property, thats too much of a low ball. If it's a $1 million property, Id probably offer less.  Context matters here.

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