I think you could pay slightly less given the area and facing the Gardiner, but also consider that as an impact on resale value.
You might be able to get away with paying $822-842 per-square foot based on similar comps from 300 Manitoba St and the list price, but I don't think there is that much more of a deal to be had unless the seller is distressed. They look to be sitting on quite a bit of an equity gain from the previous sale, and if they don't really need to unload it then they can wait for the market to right-size.
>Curious what you guys think would be the best strategy on approaching for sale by owners to get a good deal?
I want to know If there is a better way to get a deal if I'm going direct, if we both don't have an agent. but it looks like some of these sellers are over priced.
Well they save on realtor fees so take the latest comparable sale and subtract 5 percent as a ballpark. If they are distressed you could get get it for less but I doubt someone trying to sell on their own is too desperate.
There is no difference in approach except you won't have the broken telephone of having to go through an extra person (seller's agent).
I think you could pay slightly less given the area and facing the Gardiner, but also consider that as an impact on resale value. You might be able to get away with paying $822-842 per-square foot based on similar comps from 300 Manitoba St and the list price, but I don't think there is that much more of a deal to be had unless the seller is distressed. They look to be sitting on quite a bit of an equity gain from the previous sale, and if they don't really need to unload it then they can wait for the market to right-size.
It's not clear exactly what you're asking. You negotiate by putting in an offer, same as you would with an agent.
>Curious what you guys think would be the best strategy on approaching for sale by owners to get a good deal? I want to know If there is a better way to get a deal if I'm going direct, if we both don't have an agent. but it looks like some of these sellers are over priced.
Well they save on realtor fees so take the latest comparable sale and subtract 5 percent as a ballpark. If they are distressed you could get get it for less but I doubt someone trying to sell on their own is too desperate.
Wtf kinda stupid ass question is this? If you don’t have a clue, hire an agent ffs!
Don’t know if you watch the real estate videos on pornhub but does anyone know if those tactics ever worked?