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What should I offer? REO

Donald Fresquez
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I'm currently looking at SFR properties in my area to be used as a rental and came across a foreclosure that caught my eye:

Asking price: 66000
Average rents in the area for similar homes: 650
Repairs needed: ~8000

I plan on purchasing on a 30 year conventional with 20% down. What would be a fair offer (it is already priced low for the market not considering repairs needed). I've been reading the site and have a ballpark idea but I would like the advice of the members here. Looking at it as a rental, what would be a reasonable asking price?

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J Scott
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Agreed with Randall that the price is somewhere less than about $30K. This will allow you to put in your $8K in rehab costs, spend 50% on expenses, and still earn about 15% cash-on-cash.

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