In this short dialogue, Speaker A asks the seller (Speaker B) whether they would prefer a joint rehab partnership or a straight cash offer of $410,000 if the rehab proves viable. Speaker B responds that the choice hinges on the potential additional profit from the rehab, citing examples of a $2,000 versus $20,000 gain, indicating that larger upside would make the rehab option more attractive.
But as far as the, uh, maybe the rehab that might make sense. Okay. And, and last thing before I let you go, if we were, if I come back and it makes sense to do the rehab, would you prefer doing that over a cash offer at $410,000 if we were able to rehab it together? Or would you rather go with the cash?
I mean, that would be, I mean, again, it depends on the numbers. What's the potential, you know, additional gain as opposed to, I mean, if I could make an extra $2,000, no, you know, I could make an extra $20,000. Yeah. Then it's something to look at.
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