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Nobuko Morgan
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  • Saddle River, NJ
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Birddog?

Nobuko Morgan
  • Investor
  • Saddle River, NJ
Posted

Hello.

About a week ago, we went to see a homeowner who responded to one of our mailings.

He has 2 properties next to each other and wants to get rid of them both together.

He was asking too much for them but now came down a bit but we are still not sure if they can be profitable for us or not as we see the market where they are located.

What if we want to just birddog them out to someone, how can we go about?

We should not give the owner’s information without a note signed by him/her stating that we will get compensate at the closing table?