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Sandy Paris
  • Rockford, IL
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Whole selling.

Sandy Paris
  • Rockford, IL
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Ok I have a question. I have been looking at properties that need to be renovated at reasonable asking prices and am a little confused on when finding a buyer what price do I ask for in the end. I know I have to guess what the reno would cost, what I want out of the deal but I know there is more monies to consider so what monies am I missing and do I make an offer on the property and how do I do a contract if the seller is willing? I am sure i have more questions that are not coming to me right now. I am grateful for any help from any of you.

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