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Rich Nation
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  • St. Louis
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Looking to learn how to process and negotiate short sales

Rich Nation
  • Investor
  • St. Louis
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I'm curious to know if you guys know of any good resources for doing short sales? I understand the basics but have a hard time finding any resources on how to do the actual paperwork/packets/negotiating.

Me and my wife currently wholesale, flip and have rentals but our area (St. Louis) is flooded with investors so finding properties is extremely difficult. I see short sales as an untapped way to find houses in my area so I've recently become super interested. I did take a local "guru's" course on short sales but it ended up being sub-par on explanations and was more of a basic over view. Any info or direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Richard 

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