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Michael Williams
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Michael Williams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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I've recently used a cold calling service to help with my marketing campaign and a potential seller wants to speak with me. It's a 9 unit multi family property, I want to buy and hold. Should I have a letter of intent prepared? What are some of the questions I should be ready to ask or information to have for them?

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Jeffrey Donis
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Jeffrey Donis
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Hey Michael,

To answer your question, you don't need to have an LOI ready to go. I would learn more about the seller, the asset, the current tenants, the market, etc. They might ask you what your experience is- how many units you own, what is your RE experience, what is your offer, etc. All you want to do is be genuine and show them you are serious. I personally look to get all of the information I can so that I can come up with a price that makes sense while prioritizing building rapport with them.

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