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Kent Leach
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  • Knoxville, TN
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244 Units, starting contract negotiations!

Kent Leach
  • Specialist
  • Knoxville, TN
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I have an accepted NOI and just signed the engagement letter for attorney to start putting together PA to purchase 2 properties in Lawton Oklahoma totaling 244 units. I've enjoyed reading the posts of many of you as you take down deals and decided to try and document as much of the process as I'm able to for the benefit of others who are trying to accomplish the same goals.

We have a purchase price of $7.65 M and will be raising 3.25M from verified accredited investors through a 506c.  I'm sure it will be a long, tiring process with sleepless nights and long days.  I hope to bring some value to the board during this process and look forward to many conversations.

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