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Todd C.
  • New York, NY
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Saw my first property on Saturday - Making first offer today

Todd C.
  • New York, NY
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So in retrospect I probably should've made an in-person offer on Saturday, but I somewhat chickened out and took a different approach.

Heading into the showing, I knew that he valued his property at around $120K, which is currently what comps are indicating.

After looking at the house, I asked him "If you were to get an offer from an ALL CASH buyer, what amount would you be looking for" and expected him to go down to $100K. He said $105K. Now I said okay, let me take this back to my partners and we will be in touch by end of day tomorrow (today). 

I plan on calling him and stating that with all the associated costs including agent fees, closing, appraisal and inspection, on top of all the rehab work, I would need it to be in the $67,500 ballpark. 

I'm estimating the kitchen will need about 7K in repair work and another 2-3K throughout the house. I'm looking to wholesale this property for about $85,500, which would give the flipper about a 26-30% upside (after renovations). 

Is this a good approach? Any input would be greatly appreciated as I want to give him a call sooner than later. 

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