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Erick Kaufman
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Buying homes with blind offers

Erick Kaufman
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Hi everyone. We are land investors and use blind offers with success. We also invest in SFR homes for long term passive income (we rent them out). We would like to try and use the blind offer method to purchase homes too. Has anyone here had experience doing this? We don’t want to run into legal trouble if we don’t want to go thru with our offer or price once we do our due diligence. We thought of putting in some additional clauses to make it clear that our offer price and terms are contingent on further inspection of the factors involved like, existing financing, condition of the home, future rentability and rental rates, etc etc. Anyone have some tips or experience?

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