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Elisabeth Hernandez-Madrigal
  • Full Charge Bookkeeper / Administrative Support On/Off Site
  • The Woodlands, TX
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Appraisal Came In Lower than Asking Price

Elisabeth Hernandez-Madrigal
  • Full Charge Bookkeeper / Administrative Support On/Off Site
  • The Woodlands, TX
Posted

Good afternoon everyone!

Property:  Original sell price $52,500, negotiated price down to $50,500.

I am in escrow on the property (Purpose is Lake House Vacation Rental).

My question is this, we just received the appraisal back coming in at $45,000.  What are my options if the appraisal value comes 6,000 under the seller's asking price?

One, I would not have the luxury to put down an additional 6,000.

Feeling a tad bit gutted on my first place.

Thoughts? Recommendations? Suggestions?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Elisabeth Hernandez-Madrigal (Newbie)

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Arlan Potter
  • Investor/Accountant/Builder
  • Meno, OK
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Arlan Potter
  • Investor/Accountant/Builder
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Replied

Elisabeth,

I like your optimism, but if I were you, I would concentrate on a cheap deal "very" close to home. No vacation rentals, no out of state rentals. Get your feet wet on something you can get to in 5 minutes. 

Start small.

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