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Re: Making an offer on a SFR
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[ QUOTE ] (uncertain about current plummeting markets, maybe someone with MLS access in a big metro area can chime in) [/ QUOTE ] Definitely very dependent upon markets. My friend bought a place for 65% of original list price in the east bay/northern California (and I question whether it is a good deal still). Know your market before making an uneducated offer. [/ QUOTE ] List price or original list price? These could be worlds apart. |
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Re: Making an offer on a SFR
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List price or original list price? These could be worlds apart. [/ QUOTE ] Original. 72% of final list price. |
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Re: Making an offer on a SFR
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[ QUOTE ] List price or original list price? These could be worlds apart. [/ QUOTE ] Original. 72% of final list price. [/ QUOTE ] This does bring up a good point though. Prices with price slashes are sometimes perceived as undesirable. You'll see a house maybe knock like 4-5% off the price and if it still doesn't take... get unlisted instead of just getting "trash" offers. But it all depends... Its a huge field and each situation is different :x |
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Re: Making an offer on a SFR
wait ... im a little confused. So if we see a house on sale, but also for rent. We should offer the rent price * 12 / .075? I can't imagine this works in every market ... or does it?
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