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@Jonathan Greene 
Thank you for your response. We are looking for off market because there are so many eyes on the standard sites and when we pencil the numbers they dont make sense for long term rentals when using conventional 20% down on a $400k a SFR. When we crunch numbers on rehabs the ARV is usually tight. We have some experience with 2 fix and flips. Now we have our primary residence and have been doing some upgrades ourselves. We have equity that we want to leverage and buy something close and manageble so we can learn more. We have some hard money lenders lined up for BRRRR or Fix and flip, STR’s around here aren’t a good play. We want to have numerous exit strategies, Yes Ive seen numerous properties in person. 

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