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Updated 11 months ago on . Most recent reply

I have a question on making offers for some wholesale deals.
I noticed in a market I am in that there are several properties that are listed in the MLS that are below the comp values. They don't appear to require any repairs. Example is the comps come out at 310k. They are asking 200k. At a 75% discount This comes out to 225k. I could get a 25k assignment fee .My question is do I try to go after these properties? Are there any issues with this strategy?