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That abandoned potential deal

Roddy A Roman
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Hello BP family. I am a newbie starting out in Florida, Miami to be more specific and I am looking for good deals. I been looking in the area for houses that seem abandoned and I have seen a couple. I searched the public records and I can get the owners information. I been thinking about sending a letter just to introduce myself and ask if they have any interest in selling the property. I would even take a picture of the exterior of the house and maybe put on the letter just so they can see the property I am talking about. What do you guys think? Is is a good idea? Is it ok or even legal to do this? 

Thank you 

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