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How low can I offer?
I'm looking at getting a rehab home with a ARV of 105,000. It is a REO and has been on the market since 4-19-2007. the asking price is 69,900. The home needs updating and there was a pool in the back that was filled with grass I will have to remove. I am recieving a hard money loan of 65% LTV. I want to offer 50,000 for the house. Is this too low?