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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

OVERPAY FOR A PROPERTY SMART IDEA?
Good morning Community!
I am reviewing a deal here is Nothern New Jersey to buy a duplex and in my analysis I find the following. Based on the data gather through Zillow and the tax assessor website, I find that similar properties have sold for $340k and some below. However, there is substantial amount of competition in the area for multi family properties.
Any thoughts/advice on overpaying for a property in a competitive market? The property would still Casflow and I would pay about $10k above asking price so about 350k.
Really appreciate your help community!!