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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Offer Gameplan on competitive investment property
I found my 1st actual property that I would like to flip. Listed at $99,900. ARV is $190,000. From what I can tell it really needs cosmetic updates, roof is decent, unsure on foundation, but its only 1400 sq ft so even if it needs foundation repair I don't expect it to be too expensive. The real question is what to offer to be competitive. I am writing this sitting out front of the property and since I have been here the last 5 minutes, 6 potential investors have driven by or stopped to go inside.
Also, courtesy question. I am a real estate broker and typically I do not barge in to a property when someone is inside viewing, I politely wait outside. I am curious what others do when this is for investment. Do you wait? Enter and let others know you are competition simply by being there? There are currently 3 vehicles with 2 people sitting in each of them and yet another investor driving by now. haha! Okay. SO I definitely believe I found a perfect property, but what do I offer to be competitive??
Thanks for the advice!
Tiffany