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Owner occupied investors
Just found a sfh in Tampa, Florida that's located in an opportunity zone. This property is at a great deal but through HUD and will only consider offers from
Owner Occupants, Nonprofits, and Government Agencies only. Also, there will be a bid on it soon. I don't know any investors who would want to live in it however.
My question is, is there way to get around this or is it even worth it from personal experience when attempting a wholesale deal?