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FSBO/ First time home buyer

Keyjonn Velaz
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Hello, the Bigger Pocket crew. I am new to the group and have a question / require advice. I have been exchanging conversations with an owner of a Texas property. Home only 2 to 3 years old in a nice area. He is looking to sell, or he will be getting a realtor next week. However, he requested 100k down, and the remaining mortgage is 269,000.  I understand this is way too much, 100k down. He replied send me an offer, and I will review it. Requiring advice on what the offer should look like reasonably? 

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