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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Account Closed
  • CT
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Moving to CT; Looking 4 starter duplex/triplex BRRRR Owner Ocpy

Account Closed
  • CT
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Just starting out and need updated advice for Connecticut and willing to connect. Looking for an up and coming out neighborhood at least 20 miles from Bradley Airport.

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Craig Bellot
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Craig Bellot
  • Property Manager
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@Account Closed You will probably want to connect with wholesalers in the Bridgeport Connecticut area. They can get you off market triplex or a duplex that is under market value and in need of repairs.

This will be perfect for a BRRRR strategy. Drive around Bridgeport and look for the we buy houses cash signs. Call those numbers and ask to be put onto their buyers list so they can send you off market deals that are under market value where you can then force the appreciation during your rehab.

Good luck!

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