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Larry Sarner
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Getting that first deal done

Larry Sarner
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • charleston, SC
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So I have a potential deal: Bank owned condo 2/2. Recent comps $280-290k. Bank is asking $199. rehab estimates come in at $57-$60k. I'm offering $120k. I'll probably get laughed at but factoring in the carrying costs, cost of borrowing money, etc......I can't go much higher right? Am I missing anything in my logic?
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Larry

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Don Konipol
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Don Konipol
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no your not missing anything. your offer is a little on the low side, but you don't need every deal, just a couple of really good (great) ones. With more experience and doing greater volume you'll probably be more confident and willing to accept a lower spread - however condos in most areas don't have the investor demand of the detached SFH, so keep at it. Good luck!

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