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Alan Robson
  • Royal Oak, MI
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Finding the right deals through the MLS market data

Alan Robson
  • Royal Oak, MI
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Hello investors. I'm an agent, and I have been approached by my first investor client who is looking to buy any sort of good investment home, whether it's a flip, single family home or multi-unit building. They have the capital to buy one or more properties at the same time. Where do I begin to find him the best property, or properties? 

Thanks! 

Alan 

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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Washington, DC
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Washington, DC
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Advice them not to buy more than one if they don't know what they are doing. They will lose. Whether its a flip or rental you have to know your numbers as to know what makes a good investment. For rentals, you don't invest in price you invest in location.

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