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David H.
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Short sale agent

David H.
  • Broomfield, CO
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I am new to investing with some very limited success. I recently purchased a primary residence through a short sale that I plan to flip in a couple of years. I am considering getting my license and pursuing short sales (yes, I know how difficult they are) as an investment strategy. I would like to find upside-down pre-forclosures and try to buy them through a short sale. If I can't get the right price I would like, through my license, to find retail buyers and still make some money for my efforts through the commission. As long as I disclose everything to the seller, buyer and bank would this be a good strategy?

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