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William Collins
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Finding the right deal- properties with long listings

William Collins
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  • Investor
  • Rocky Hill, CT
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So reading through and listening to the podcasts a couple concepts come across loud and clear. You will find deals through networking once you are part of the investing community if you work with ethics and diligence. If you are vigilant and good with analysis you can get a deal either pre-MLS or early MLS entry of a property to market.

Does anyone specifically target the multi-family properties which have been listed for a long time? Does the motivated seller due to fatigue occur in the Multi's the same way that they do in the SF's?

Does anyone target multi's which are empty specifically, as most investor's buy on the value of the cash flow/NOI?

Thank you for your thoughts,

Bill

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