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Negotiating Real Estate Deals: The Power of Cash Offers for Investors

Imran Syed
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Dear fellow investors,

I am currently considering a property that is listed at an asking price of 250k, and I believe that it is in great condition and ready to rent out. The rental and selling comps for the area also seem promising, which makes this a potentially lucrative investment opportunity. However, my main question is regarding the impact of cash offers in the negotiation process.

Assuming that I can close the deal at a fair price of 240k with bank financing, I am curious to know what a reasonable price might be for a cash purchase. I am also wondering if cash offers hold any leverage when it comes to making an offer on a property.

I would greatly appreciate any advice or insights from experienced investors on this matter. Thank you in advance for your help and guidance.

Best regards,

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