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Offer on a studio condo

I'm making an offer on a studio condo for a personal investment.

The list price is $175K on a 405 sqft condo, which is approximately $432/sqft.

Another bigger and more updated 1 bedroom just sold for $378 a square foot just sold 2 days ago..

I initially offered $150, the seller countered at $170, and then I countered at $160 "final offer" and have not yet heard back.

I am working with the realtor, who is also the sellers agent.

I am paying all cash and really don't want to offer more for the unit as I think my offer is very fair, but the seller doesn't seem motivated at that price. Is there anything I can do to entice?

Even the agent was saying you can get it done between 160 and 165. I think they are trying to bait me into paying more..

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