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Khalid Powell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Durham, NC
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Contacting and Buying from an LLC

Khalid Powell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Durham, NC
Posted

Okay I am new and trying to get my first deal going.

On my way to and from work I have been driving pass this house on a popular road in my city that has been vacant for months (probably longer but I have just started noticing these things thanks to BP). After looking into who owns it I have found out that an LLC in my city owns it and have owned it for almost a year without doing anything to it.

How should I go about contacting them to see if they are willing to sell the home?

Also, is it normal for an LLC owned by an investor to hold on to a property for so long without doing anything to the house?

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