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Mitch Balgobin
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New purchase get me out !

Mitch Balgobin
  • Bronx, NY
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Hello everyone. I was referred to someone who is interested in selling his home. He just wants out doesn’t care how it happens. He ha last experienced a very difficult divorce. He doesn’t owe his X-wife anything. He want sleep out. I met other him and learned that he is current on his payments. He owes the bank $421,000 and has owned the property for the last 3 years. The estimated value is $550,000-600,000. He would like to get some cash after we close. He didn’t say how much. How should I structure this deal ?

Mitch

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Jacob Sampson
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  • Topeka, KS
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Jacob Sampson
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What are you wanting to accomplish?  Are you wanting to flip it or do you want to buy and hold?  Or something else?

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