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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bristol, PA
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Buying from A Hedge Fund Company

Account Closed
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bristol, PA
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Hello, BP. I'd spoken with a gentleman from a hedge fund company. The company has inventory that it's willing to sell, but in order to secure the properties, they'd have to be purchased via a quit claim deed. Has anyone bought directly from a hedge fund company? In addition to selling some of its inventory, there are properties that can be acquired via a land contract. Most of us hear/read that these types of companies are taking certain markets by storm and purchasing a significant amount of properties, so it's refreshing to see that one can tap into the company's inventory and get some great deals.

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