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Darrell D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Springfield, OH
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Contacting Seller of Large Multifamily

Darrell D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Springfield, OH
Posted

I went to the bank yesterday to discuss a $1M loan for a multifamily unit.  I'm planning on pulling the equity from two of my houses for the down payment.  I'm very pleased that the bank is listening!

I have not contacted the seller yet for the specifics.  I'd like to talk with the seller directly if possible.  I don't want to have an agent speak for me.  While I'm not a real estate agent, in most cases I know what I'm taking about and feel I can communicate better, and without delay.  In addition, $60K is a lot of money in any transaction.

Is there anyone who prefers do deal without an agent?  If so, how did you complete the transaction?

Thank you

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