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David C.
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Good starting offer for a fixer upper short sale?

David C.
  • Lexington , KY
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I am looking at a short sale with list price of 59900 with tax appraisal of 72k/eppraisal of 68k. Realtor sent 30 day comps for the past 6 months of 35 to 37k. Needs about 10k in repairs. I was wondering if 23k is a good starting offer. I was looking to immediately fllip after the 90 day period. What is a good formula to use when trying to find a good price for a short sale?

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