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Mom is selling her home

James David
  • Austin, TX
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So my mom just called me stating she put her house up for sale. 

Her realtor told her that the houses around the same size in her area are selling for 155k.

-which I'm assuming is the after repair value. 

Could I potentially help her sell her house? Maybe find a cash buyer for her?

Is it true that she has to account for rehab costs so she won't be able to sell for the while 155k?

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Chris Mason
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Originally posted by @James David:

maybe I could make a good wholesale deal?

 If it was a "good wholesale deal," as that is typically measured around here, that means you'd be screwing your mom and giving a great deal to the buyer.

Let the listing agent do her or his job and market the property properly, for as much money as possible, for your mom.

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