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Robert Mack
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bergen County, NJ
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North NJ REO Deal Questionssss

Robert Mack
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bergen County, NJ
Posted

I am looking to put an offer on a REO property in my town. However, the offer will be much less than the current list price, so I am skeptical about it being accepted.

List: $349900 (way to high in my opinion)
ARV: $375K
Sq ft.: 1688
Listed on MLS: Feb 20th 08 so around 60 DOM
The neighborhood is a good one & its a dead end street.

4 bedrooms 1.5 bath, attached garage.
Estimated repairs are 30k. Needs new paint throughout, refinish the hard wood floors, and new kitchen and bath.

I want to offer $250K which with estimated holding costs, closing costs repairs, and 5% commision comes to I believe 72% of ARV.

I believe I am being cautious with the ARV and it MAY be end up being higher but I rather be cautious than think I can get 400k and use those numbers...

My realtor doesn't wnat to give me to much advice on ARV...

I am in the Northern NJ area....

Any opinions?