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Andrew B.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Calgary
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how to approach this?

Andrew B.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Calgary
Posted

I was in the market for a condo but I have decided to buy an older house and update it over the years. This house I'm looking at right now is really out dated and I bet there is little TLC needed.

So they are asking 238,900. Would it be a wise idea to make an offer like 215,000 subject to inspection then if it needs a new roof or something try to weezle some more in? The money is made at buying right?

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