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Brad Jordan
  • Reynoldsburg, OH
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Financing off market deals

Brad Jordan
  • Reynoldsburg, OH
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Hello- I am just starting out. I am interested have been in the market for a buy and hold for about 4 months. I have submitted several offers off the MLS I haven't had an offer accepted and would I am getting into more of a direct mail, strategic approach. What is the best first step to putting a house into contract without a realtor? I am in Ohio, is there a generic purchase agreement or a place I can obtain one to present to the seller? Also, has anyone purchased a home from an off market seller using traditional financing? If so, what is your approach?

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