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Kraig Kujawa
  • Investor
  • Orlando
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Asking to Buy Off Market Property

Kraig Kujawa
  • Investor
  • Orlando
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Hi there, I’ve been coveting a duplex behind my house ever since I moved in. It’s currently a rental in a hot market. I recently got into contact with the owners who are not local, and are in the process of renovating the building. We are going to meet and discuss the fence between our properties and I thought this would be a great opportunity to offer to buy the place. Does anyone here have suggestions on how they typically approach this? It seems like they’re investing for the long haul but feel it’s a bit of a pain Thanks! Kraig

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