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Benjamin Shaw
  • Danbury, CT
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Friend 'not interested' in his rental properties.

Benjamin Shaw
  • Danbury, CT
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I've got a friend that dabbles in REI with mixed results. I think he's currently holding four properties in Poughkeepsie NY. He mentioned that two or three of them cashflow, but he is not interested, and is looking to get rid of them.

 I'm not really in the position to offer on them since I'm tied up on the purchase of my primary residence as a first investment. Is there anything creative I could do to help him out? Some sort of service I could offer to him, just so that I could learn the ropes? Take over with some sort of lease option? Find a buyer for him?

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