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Samuel Fletcher Hardy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Florence
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How to approach other investors who didn't buy right

Samuel Fletcher Hardy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Florence
Posted

Hey guys!
I am in Kitsap WA and have been digging deep into the tax records and I noticed a large amount of investors from Seattle(an hour ferry ride way) have purchased distressed properties in 2012-2017 but didn't necessarily buy at a number that makes sense when you factor everything in for a flip or even to get it to rental quality.. And so they sit..

Am I jumping the guy buy assuming these are other investors? and now that I have identified the pain point how would you guys approach solving it? 

Thanks again for your time!

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