when doing due diligence on a property in order to prepare an offer...is the county tax assessment value something you use to assist in determining value?
thanks in advance.
Linda
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"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2
In my opinion i would say yes. Do consider what the tax assessment is and put that into to you offer.
" Not Having a goal is more feared than not reaching one"
Christa Niven
Thanks Christa. I kinda thought so but wasn't 100% sure.
So the FMV is what someone thinks they will sell for, even though the Assessor has their own ideas of value.
Thanks,
Linda
"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2
The tax assesment used to be a pretty close price of properties prior to the fall of the market. Some places have increased the taxes to raise more money. Used to be tax assesment was about 80% of value of home, not anymore.
Three years ago if you could get tax assesment for your house (sale price) you should take it...even more so now.
Now, I see 20-30% off tax assesment is close to real value.
Mike
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Here's more info on how I see this property...In move-in condition it would be in the $190's. Last sold in 2006 for $239,000...it's a REO. it's beat up...needs about $25-30 renovations. One 1 acre. Bank wants $150, tax assessment is $57,000. It's been vacant for 12 months. I'm thinking of offering $90,000. My buyer says he'd take it for $100,000.
your thoughts?
Thanks,
Linda
"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2
Here in VA prices have fallen approx 30% and more since 2006. Here's what I see in your property:
is the tax assesment of $57,000 a typo?
What are the comps in the area? per sq ft?
Remember the bank has made approx $60,000 on the property in the past 4+ yrs.
$150,000 bank ask
-30%
=105,000
-30000 repairs
=75000 offer
But if you have a serious buyer for $100k, dont forget your other expenses
Mike
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Why the deduction of the -30% 2 times? just the value of RE in todays market? I understand the 2nd -30% in your first message to me.
$57,000 not a typo.
current values are $190's to low $200's
comps are from $135k - $289k
Thanks,
Linda
"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2
My thought was offer $90k originally, then sell for $100k. However, you other example...did u change that one?? was offer $89600 i think.
"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2
$57,000 not a typo.
current values are $190's to low $200's
comps are from $135k - $289k
Thanks,
Linda
your REtax rate is LOW (good thing)
1st 30% is depreciation of mkt(if applies in your area)
2nd 30% is you need to buy at least 30% below FMV
- repairs /holding and closing cost
= max offer
wide range in comps 135-289k
http://www.deangraziosi.com/node/3975
http://www.deangraziosi.com/real-estate-forums/everything-else/87822/my-...
Mike
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I get it....
I'm meeting with the RE agent today, hopefully...waiting for his call back.
also, this RE agent is interested in working w/me as an Investor...he says he has other investors he finds REO's for. that's his company's business...REO's.
Thanks for all your input...really appreciate it.
Take care.
Linda
"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2
you moving along great!
Just run ALL the ##'s and make sure your profit is included and you have a REAL buyer.
take care
Mike
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Thanks!
I will....i'll also let you know how it goes.
Linda
"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2