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Updated over 13 years ago,

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Matthew G.
  • Kansas City, MO
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Possible Lead - Advice For New Investor

Matthew G.
  • Kansas City, MO
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I am a new investor, and I have a lead on a property that I know looks to have a lot of criteria to be a good deal:

-payments are delinquent
-owner is out of state
-owner is an unwilling landlord
-owner tried to sell the house 3 years ago
-some repairs are needed
-its in a decent area

I have all this information because my friends currently live at this house and they received the delinquency notice.

What I was wondering was what would be my best course of action right now? I can probably get the owner's contact information so that I can call/send a letter. I do not have any financing set up, although I have the contact information for several hard money lenders.

If I bought this house, I would be looking to wholesale first, rehab second, and rent as a backup.

I have gone to some REI meetings, so I have basic contacts set up, however, I am not fully prepared to make this a full rehab. However, I knew this sounded like a deal and I would slap myself if I missed it just because I "wasn't ready." Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

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