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Patrice Durham
  • Mount Laurel, NJ
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First Flip

Patrice Durham
  • Mount Laurel, NJ
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Hi All! I'm looking for my first home to flip. I was excited today because I thought I found a good flip but it was already under renovation. To me, anything is for sale! I asked my business partner to ask if they'd be willing to sell "as is" thier response was it's not on the market yet. I'm like a fish out of water with seeking my first flip. I really think this find will be extremely profitable. How can I get them to sell it to me and how can I wholesale the property without using any out of pocket money? I do realize I need a cash investor and all of my paperwork together. However, what would be my first step after I am able to get the house under contract? Any input would be greatly appreciated!

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