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Updated about 12 years ago,

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William Morgan
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  • Fix & Flip or Hold
  • San Luis Obispo, CA
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I'm making an offer, take a look

William Morgan
Pro Member
  • Fix & Flip or Hold
  • San Luis Obispo, CA
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I will be making an offer in two days on a property. I ran the comps, drove the comps, inspected the house and have a good feel for it's value. She has two other properties she also wants to sell me that I'm hoping get so I'm giving her my best price.

Comps (with .5 mi, 15sq', same bd/ba etc. ) show a range of $195-230k.

A near identical property with slightly better features (larger yard, driveway and a little prettier) sold a week ago for full price, $235k with multiple backup offers according to the agent.

The property is 12 yrs old and feels like a worn rental. Renovations will include a few doors, flooring, int paint, stucco repair, ext fencing fix, and the like. I didn't find any major structural issues and I plan to have a home inspection sniff out component defects which will be deducted if found.

I am anticipating a generic 'lipstick' remodel to the tune of $10-12k max.

I plan to list flat-fee MLS for $400 with 3% to buyers agent $6900 .

I'll have to evict tenants.

I'm factoring a 3 month holding time (although I suspect it will be less from what I've been seeing w/ properties at this price point).

I'll be financing it.

I'm paying closing costs (Title, escrow, etc) $2500?

All totaled I'm figuring no more than $25k in costs.

I should be able to sell it for $229k fairly quick.

I plan to offer $180k

Sound offer? Too skinny? What say you?

  • William Morgan
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