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Lane Stubblefield
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  • Realtor
  • Monett, MO
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Presenting Market Value and trying to buy for BRRR as a Realtor

Lane Stubblefield
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  • Realtor
  • Monett, MO
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Do any of you that are Agents and investors have issues with getting investment deals from clients? I continually get "How much could I sell this for?" Then, I show them what market value is and when I present what I can give to be able to use the BRRR strategy, I am pretty much bound to list it for them because they don't want my price. No, a listing is not bad and I am thankful to have them. Old and outdated homes are even selling right now since there isn't anything available.

As a new investor I just wanted to hear some input from others experiencing this. I know we can use no commissions, waived inspections, lenient timelines etc. ( Best way would be cash, but I would like to go the 20% route. )

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