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Updated over 10 years ago, 04/25/2014

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Kevin Cook
  • Lender
  • Tampa, FL
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Help! I Think I Have a Bad Deal.

Kevin Cook
  • Lender
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

So, I am in a contract for 2504 Ellicott St in Tampa for $50,470. My agent's MLS comps were great ($109,300) but my hard money lender (Bridgewell out of Orlando) had their appraiser bring comps ($78,000) from the same "side" of the neighborhood, stating that a line of delineation exists and the comps reflected that fact. Okay. Now I am trying to save my $1,000 earnest and find a new buyer who can prehab it to the comps currently reflected, as I have no additional cash for outright purchase. I simply contracted too high and too soon.

Are there things I may be missing as options? While the contract is assignable and I'm shopping private lenders I'm nervous. Thoughts or insight?

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