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Rick Santasiere
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Granby, CT
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Brandon turners Craigslist tip

Rick Santasiere
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Granby, CT
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I listened tony the podcast 21 1/2 tips last week and while some of the tips did not completely fit for me as a real estate broker, one made perfect sense: the posting on Craigslist that I buy houses for cash. I put an extremely simple, quick and clear message that I can close in two weeks, and I got an email within an hour. While I can't share specifics of the deal yet, it might come to something. Women from out of state inherited a home due to her fathers passing and she knows it needs a ton of work and can't sell on the mls. Problem is that it's in an area that i am not that familiar with (but close to Uconn, which is booming due to a major shortage of rentals). My hope is that I can get into it for cheap enough to make repairs and hold for income. Its a multi. Just wanted to share that this stuff works if we work it:) a big thanks for BP and the great knowledge sharing that is happening all over the forums and blogs.
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