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John Collins
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  • Tx, Ga
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Lowest offers for houses

John Collins
  • Investor
  • Tx, Ga
Posted

Is there etiquette in how low you've gone for formal bids? My issue with a house is that yeah, the previous owner had upgrades done in order to push the price before selling, but they're in poor taste and I would do over some of them. As I add to my portfolio there are certain homes I just don't see at being anywhere close to the asking rate. 

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