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    yaslysmen is offline Renter
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    Default land valued at $7000 asking $24000? what shoud l bid?

    Hi, i am looking to buy some land and the tax accessor has the value of the land at $6950 and the seller is asking for $24000. What is a fair amount of money to offer the seller? The is .24 of an acre, there are no paved roads, they also have drainage problems in the neighborhood. I like the community, its close to work and in my price range. We live in San Antonio TX. Do I need to higher an inspector when Im just buying land?
    Thanks,
    Miriam

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    Thesa is offline Condominium
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    tax assessment has little to do with true value in a lot of areas - check out other parcels how are they priced - get a Realtor - they can help you understand the real value
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    ericbramlett is offline Banned
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    Like Thesa said - tax value has little to do with true value, especially in Texas. Purchase price isn't public data in TX, so the county appraiser's assessment is nothing more than a "rough guesstimate." Any Realtor will give you a Comparative Market Analysis for the chance to write up the contract & earn their commission.

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