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Richard Rodriguez
  • Orlando, FL
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Lowballing offers on the MLS to get deals

Richard Rodriguez
  • Orlando, FL
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Hello,

I recently read an article that a successful rehabber/wholesaler wrote on sourcing deals from the MLS. Basically, what he was doing was selecting certain properties that fit his criteria and submitted an offer which was about 30-40% below ARV. He has been successful for years doing this and I've heard of others doing this.

However, others have forewarned me about lowballing offers on the MLS because I will create a bad reputation amongst agents. It's a small world out there and my name will get around as a "low ball" investor.

What do you all advise? Is anyone doing this? If so, please share your experience.

Thanks!

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