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Brian Ellis
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Would you pitch a deal to another investor?

Brian Ellis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • South shore, MA
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I had a property under contract that I just couldn't fund myself, and the seller didn't want to extend the process any further. There were a lot of plans involved and town meetings.

Since the deal didn't work out for me, do any of you see a benefit in me pitching the idea to another investor? Im friendly with him and he is my girlfriends boss.

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Steve Hall
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Steve Hall
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@Brian Ellis

Don't sh*t where you eat!

Pitch the deal on BP and let the interested come to you. 

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