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How are some ways to find off market listing?

Chris Mendez
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Good afternoon,

I am new to investing and I'm focusing on MFH. What I want to do is find little ways more advanced investors use to connect with property owners of MFH who have not listed there property for sale. I have thought about researching properties in the area and contacting the management companies which run the properties to see if they can convey my interest to the owner / owners or give me the owners contact info so that I can reach out direct. I would love any tricks or sources you guys use to find off market properties.

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Charles Carillo
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@Chris Mendez

When contacting owners, it is best to go as direct as possible. Find the actual property owner LLC and then find the actual owner's name and then send the mail directly to them. It will take more time but you will have a better return.

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