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Ryan M.
  • West, MI
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Chase Short Sale Counter....

Ryan M.
  • West, MI
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Chase bank came back today with a counter on a duplex that I have had under contract for ~60 days.

The orginal listing price was 69k, our offer was 60k and then deducted 300 during inspections so we are at $57,700.

Chase's counter is 67k. I budgeted 21k for improvments that must be done to get it turned around. It's worth 95k, any day of the week once the repairs are done.

My question is does anyone have a deal like this with Chase and were you able to get them to accept a counter?

Thanks.

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