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Cindy Lamug
  • North Las Vegas, NV
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First attempted wholesale phonecall.. nice try (Las Vegas, NV)

Cindy Lamug
  • North Las Vegas, NV
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Just sharing my experience and I hope to get some insight.. So we found some boarded up 4-plexes during our drive around in the weekend and I just attempted to call the owner since they had a "for sale" sign! I was so nervous and didn't get much information, because her voice intimated me lol This is all I got.. 16 4-plexes some remodeled, some are not. Two have already been sold for 240k and two for 250k, so that's her going price. She is not planning on going lower for the ones not remodeled. That's all I got, because I got nervous.. I think I did horribly, but it was worth a try! Is there anything else I could've said/asked that would've made this conversation more effective? or was she not a good candidate to begin with?

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