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David Stanfield
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how to know how to offer the correct price on wholesale deals

David Stanfield
  • Florissant, MO
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I have a question when trying to decide how much to offer sellers who want to sell their homes how do i come up with a price to offer where I can make a profit with the end buyer.  I understand for the most part how the process goes.  I know you pull comps if a home comps are 100000 you discount 30% or 70000 minus repairs say 15,000 then 55,000 is the most you offer.  However I have found here in st louis that formula doesn't always work.  I was trying to figure out what to offer a seller her house comps were 50,000 some higher some lower if I use the same formula 20000 should have been tops but when i went to the end buyers most didn't wanna pay more than 10,000 i'm confused I know it something simple and advice.

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Vince Mayer
  • Wholesaler
  • Arnold, MO
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Vince Mayer
  • Wholesaler
  • Arnold, MO
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@David Stanfield

@David StanfieldI don't know what neighborhood you're working in but I work it this way. 

$50,000 X 65%= $32,500- $15,000 (repairs)= $17,500- $5,000 (my wholesale fee) = $12,5000.

If you are in Florissant and you stray to far away from there you are in bad neighborhoods.

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