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Matt Gee
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Shotgun or Sniper? or Offer all the things!!

Matt Gee
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Albuquerque, NM
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I've looked at a few dozen properties in person in the last week and change, and a hundred or more online, and here's what I've seen; A lot of stuff that is almost a good enough deal to jump on.

That said, what do you do?  I know this is basic, I know this has probably been harped on (heard some mention of it on podcasts, folks having a lot of offers out), but do I make some offers, and see what sticks, or do I keep looking, hunting for something to pounce on?

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Adam Bartomeo
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Adam Bartomeo
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Matt I used to live in Abq. I moved to fl 2 years ago. Are you Looking in the ne or in rio ranching?

I would suggest you to analyze a lot of properties before you make any offers. I would further recommend analyzing each neighborhood for arv. Each major street in Abq means different values. If you are north or south of Indian school will mean 10k-20k. Anything easy or west of tramway can mean even more. Practice, practice, practice. The key to making money is analysis of the property.

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