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📍 Doughy Joey's Waterloo

🗓 Tuesday April 8th

⏰ 5:30-7:30 PM

Did this get resolved? Our board of realtors approved PA has this built into the purchase agreement even if you did not specifically ask for it. Seems like a weird thing for a seller to hold on to as technically it is not his and seems like he could be opening himself up to liability. However that being said if the deal is good it is just a minor inconvenience for you and best to move on. Thats my opinion anyway.

In my experience in Iowa they never come down significantly. I still fight them alot. With assessments going up alot the last couple years I am sure they are instructed to not move much. The best movement I have gotten is when their is a mistake on the assessment page so definitely verify everything is accurate.

We will have Chris from A-1 Sewer talking all things sewer and drain lines and a deal deep dive!

In Iowa we have not done this. Seems like a good idea in theory maybe not in practice. 

If you are not going to live in it an FHA refinance is probably off the table. I would call some local, investor friendly banks and see if you can get a cash out refinance at 80 value. My assumption is you will get 75% loan to value when the dust settles just as you are prediciting.

Hi Tyler, I am in Waterloo-CF lets connect!

Do you get some economies of scale as well? Better pricing on material? Do you utilize in-fill lots from the city?

Come on up to Black Hawk County tonight!

Dont sleep on waterloo Cedar Falls