Liquidity after purchase- ranges
Hi,
I have a 1 bed co op I was considering putting in an offer on. UES.
I thought my REBNY was excellent, perfect credit, assets, debt to income, salary, cash in bank, .. etc etc - but the other broker just told my broker they additionally expect the purchaser to have entire purchase price liquid after purchase --in bank. This is an additional 200k liquid I wasn't expecting.
The apartment needs full renovation and my family has a contracting business so I'm able to leverage that. But I'm uncertain whether or not to even put in offer if it will get denied based on additional liquidity.
My non liquid assets include multiple commercial properties and I have overseen many big renovations.
From a co -op point of view.. should I just move on if I don't meet this criteria I was just informed of -- or as someone who would take a very old apartment in decay and Reno it - would this outweigh the liquidity question? Uncertain whether to push an offer or walk away.
thanks!
UPDATE - spoke to my broker - there is NO rule about 100% liquidity post sale.
Apparently the seller's broker was annoyed that we asked too many questions and tried to shoo us off.. 1 question was about rental rules down the road and the other question was about prior renovations and asbestos requirements should we reno.