We have comps and really felt comfortable with the price but needed to adjust.

US citizens are taxed on their worldwide income.If the DR also taxes the gain, you generally would be able to use foreign tax credits against your US liability.You also need to examine the difference between net sales proceeds and your adjusted cost basis. 

Otherwise,  medical premiums and expenses paid out of pocket could be deductible if itemizing deductions and expenses are greater than 10% of adjusted gross income in 2019. 

Also, you pay that annually and lead building products have been illegal since 1978, so, theoretically your property has  generated $642 x 40 years of tax revenue, that's closer to $26,000, of course this should be inflation adjusted, but the point is still the same.

Give it a look and let me know if you think it's a good deal, a bad deal, or if I need to adjust my offering price.

Each time something would change with the seller, I adjusted on the fly to meet that objection or concern.

Each time something would change with the seller, I adjusted on the fly to meet that objection or concern.

This is my estimate using comps from the MLS with some slight adjustments and would like to refinance at this point. 

Then 5 yr call/expire, 5 yr rate adjusts, 20 yr term and as a bonus you get to start reporting your financials to them every year., individually.

Make sure you're not comparing adjustable rates to fixed rates.