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Michael Washington
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  • Baltimore, MD
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BRRR Receivership opportunity

Michael Washington
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Need some advice. I recently put an offer on a Baltimore City 4 unit property that was on the MLS to BRRR. During the negotiations, the seller was notified by the city that the property will go into receivership with a possible auction date of August.

I contacted my lawyer who is in contact with the sellers lawyer. They would like to know what is my new offer.

ARV at $450k, construction at $200k. Rents at $6k once renovated. I am leaning toward $100k and seller financing. Thoughts on pricing given it's pending receivership? Any one experienced with seller financing with properties pending receivership? Thanks.