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Real Estate Investing in New York by Christina Kremidas - LEVERAGE THE BANK APPRAISAL For a Winning Offer

LEVERAGE THE BANK APPRAISAL For a Winning Offer

01/29/21 • 16 min

Real Estate Investing in New York by Christina Kremidas

Welcome to Episode 21 in my Series REAL ESTATE INVESTING IN NEW YORK!!
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In this Episode, I'm discussing how you can utilize one of the most important parts of the property purchase process, the Bank Appraisal, as a tool to strengthen your offer so you can win the bid on the property of your choice without having to only drive up the asking price when competing against other buyers.
Here’s the summary:
- An appraisal is done whenever you are getting a mortgage omg a property. It is not done when you’re paying cash.
- The appraisal is the bank's assessment of the value of the property.
- Quick overview of the bank appraisal implications and how a low appraisal affects your transaction.
-4 options that you have if the bank appraisal comes in low.
- Why you are much more appealing to a seller if you are financing less.
- 3 hacks to craft a much stronger offer by leveraging the appraisal.
I always am so happy to have the opportunity to work with you - if you would like for me to represent you as your Agent as you begin the property purchase or sale process, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
Don’t miss Episode 22, where I’ll be sharing my top recommended New York neighborhoods to invest in right now.
Discover the value of your home
Please subscribe to this channel and turn on notifications (click the bell icon) so you can keep up with the videos I post!
Check out my Self Improvement/Lifestyle podcast, NEW YORK & BEYOND
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Welcome to Episode 21 in my Series REAL ESTATE INVESTING IN NEW YORK!!
Please remember to Subscribe, Like and Share this podcast, it is SO appreciated!
YOU CAN ALSO WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE
Contact me:
Email: [email protected]
Join me on Instagram
In this Episode, I'm discussing how you can utilize one of the most important parts of the property purchase process, the Bank Appraisal, as a tool to strengthen your offer so you can win the bid on the property of your choice without having to only drive up the asking price when competing against other buyers.
Here’s the summary:
- An appraisal is done whenever you are getting a mortgage omg a property. It is not done when you’re paying cash.
- The appraisal is the bank's assessment of the value of the property.
- Quick overview of the bank appraisal implications and how a low appraisal affects your transaction.
-4 options that you have if the bank appraisal comes in low.
- Why you are much more appealing to a seller if you are financing less.
- 3 hacks to craft a much stronger offer by leveraging the appraisal.
I always am so happy to have the opportunity to work with you - if you would like for me to represent you as your Agent as you begin the property purchase or sale process, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
Don’t miss Episode 22, where I’ll be sharing my top recommended New York neighborhoods to invest in right now.
Discover the value of your home
Please subscribe to this channel and turn on notifications (click the bell icon) so you can keep up with the videos I post!
Check out my Self Improvement/Lifestyle podcast, NEW YORK & BEYOND
Check out my website

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undefined - THE LOWBALL OFFER: Should You Do It? How to Shave the Most Money off the Asking Price

THE LOWBALL OFFER: Should You Do It? How to Shave the Most Money off the Asking Price

Welcome to Episode 20 in my Series REAL ESTATE INVESTING IN NEW YORK!!
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In this Episode, we are discussing the Lowball Offer and how it can actually sabotage your entire real estate negotiation! I provide you with both the Purchaser’s and Seller’s point of views when it comes to a negotiation that begins with a lowball offer, and alternative negotiation strategies that will allow you to shave MORE money off the asking price and salvage your transaction. Some of this information I learned during my training to become a Certified Negotiation Expert, and most of the info covered here is from my first-hand negotiation experience.
Here’s the summary:
An offer far below the asking price actually insults the seller.
It’s always best to place an initial offer that is not too far below the price that you actually wish to pay for the property.
If you are looking to have $20,000 off the asking price, the best idea is not to begin the negotiation $40,000 under - your initial offer should not be ‘double below’ the amount you’re trying to save.
In a real estate transaction, there is a very long road between an agreement on price and the closing date. The purchase process take months, and the beginning stages of the deal, the negotiation, is very much like dating the person on the opposing side. You want to start out on the right foot and show mutual respect. The Seller is going to choose to engage with a buyer that they are most comfortable working with for an extended period of time.
Negotiation requires both sides feeling good.
Starting out respectfully in a negotiation and acting in a transparent, honest, genuine and ethical fashion will ensure that you can tackle all of the issues that inevitable arise throughout the purchase process. When a seller and a buyer has a difficult relationship, small issues can sabotage an entire deal.
Don’t miss Episode 21, where I’ll be sharing how to leverage the Appraisal to strengthen your offer without increasing your bid.
Discover the value of your home
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undefined - Top 5 New York Neighborhoods to Invest in NOW

Top 5 New York Neighborhoods to Invest in NOW

Welcome to Episode 22 in my Series REAL ESTATE INVESTING IN NEW YORK!!
Please remember to Subscribe, Like and Share this podcast, it is SO appreciated!
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Contact me:
Email: [email protected]
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In this Episode, I'm discussing the 5 best neighborhoods to invest in in 2021. Whether you are looking to buy an apartment, a private house or even just land, I am breaking down the neighborhoods where you can get the most value for your money.
For those of you who want to know my top 5 neighborhoods right now, here they are:
Manhattan:
- Financial District
- Upper East Side
Brooklyn:
- Windsor Terrace
- Greenwood Heights
- Sheepshead Bay
I would love to what neighborhoods you have your eyes on!
I always am so happy to have the opportunity to work with you - if you would like for me to represent you as your Agent as you begin the property purchase or sale process, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
Don’t miss Episode 23, where I’ll be sharing the details on what exactly a Mortgage Contingency is, what the new Covid funding provision is and why you should have it in your contract!
Discover the value of your home
Please subscribe to this channel and turn on notifications (click the bell icon) so you can keep up with the videos I post!
Check out my Self Improvement/Lifestyle podcast, NEW YORK & BEYOND
Check out my website

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