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Lynn Campbell
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How do I determine how much is the most to offer on a FSBO

Lynn Campbell
  • chicago, IL
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I want to buy and hold, but I'm not sure if what he is offering is a fair price. He wants to rent for $1100 monthly or I can by out right for 40,000. Do I run comps as if I was wholesaling or do you do something completely different when I am buying and holding a property? Very confussing.

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