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  • Menlo Park, CA
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Seller Financing and RE Agents

Mark Nichols
  • Menlo Park, CA
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I have my eye on a certain property that has been posted for sale in my local area. Like so many others on BP, my local area is way too expensive to buy, so my strategy is to approach find sellers who are motivated and willing to go the route of seller financing.

There is a Real Estate Agent listing this particular property. Should I approach the Real Estate Agent or send a letter to the seller in hopes of starting a conversation with them directly. (I've found a name and mailing address using county websites). Is there any advantage/disadvantage to either approach? 

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