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Updated over 3 years ago, 07/18/2021

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Sandra Helena Holtz Ivarsson
  • Realtor
  • San Antonio, TX
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How much info in offer

Sandra Helena Holtz Ivarsson
  • Realtor
  • San Antonio, TX
Posted

As a realtor I have access to the MLS and as one strategy to locate my first deal Im going to keep submitting offers until I get a hit. This will be time consuming and a lot of work however I am fully committed to this and have a target to hit per month as I view this as a numbers game plus the fact that I only need one good deal(to begin with that is), my question is how much info would you submit in an original offer to save time but at the same time not miss anything of importance, Im planning on having a template with my info, sales price Im offering and a standard set up of things Im willing to cover. Any tips or ideas or someone who successfully/unsuccessfully went through with this approach?

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