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Jessica Gettle
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • San Antonio, TX
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Finding off market multifamily properties

Jessica Gettle
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • San Antonio, TX
Posted

Im in the San Antonio market and am an investor myself and wholesaler

Right now I have a few buyers looking for off market around 30 doors or more in and surrounding my area.

I've been running into a lot of requests to sign a nondisclosure statements proof of funds and LOI s to even get financials.

In order to bring these folks a buyer I at least need rent rolls figure cap rate and some information about the property to market it.

I make it very clear I am not the end buyer but I have buyers that are actively searching and ready to buy right now.

Any suggestions that I can get better results without so much push back?

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