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Holly Scanlon
  • Watertown, CT
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Cash buyers in CT???

Holly Scanlon
  • Watertown, CT
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Hello all,

I am very excited to say that I got my first deal under contract using direct mail. Before I sent out my letters, I had a few rehabber friends in mind that I could wholesale a property to. But, this particular house that i have under contract is not suitable for a flip, it's perfect for a landlord! A local investor got one of my absentee owner letters and wants to sell her single family rental in Waterbury. The house is move in ready. We agreed on a price and now I have a week to find a buyer. I'm looking for multiply ways to market this quickly. I put it up on the BP Marketplace and I will be attending my local REIA meeting tmrw (perfect timing). Any other tips? Or any buyers?

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