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Making an offer on a house hack
I'm in the market for my first house hack and have identified a property that I like. The asking price is 499k and my realtor suggest making an offer of 515k. The estimated value of this renovated multi fam, is 399k-469k. The house is about 90% complete and has an open house over the weekend. Considering the competitive nature of the market, is 515k a wise offer?