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Andrew Briones
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Found a good lead, now what?

Andrew Briones
  • American fork, UT
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Me and my wife drive around frequently looking for the next property. Yesterday we found what we believe is a hidden gem.  Its been vacant for at least 1.5 years and looks like it.  Small 1100sq foot 4/1 home that needs full rehab.  We talked to the neighbors, they didn't really know anything useful. We pulled the city records and found the owners. An elderly couple on a farm not too far from here.  Should I call or send a letter in the mail? I've never done this strategy before and don't want to screw the deal up. Any suggestions? thanks 

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