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Phil Councilor
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Finding Investors To Sell An Option Contract To

Phil Councilor
  • Ballwin, MO
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I may have an option contract to sell soon.  I have contacts in the building industry, and my original intent was to sell this as a teardown opportunity (it's in West St. Louis County so the land is worth a good amount).  However, the house is a former duplex that has separate utilities, egresses, etc.

On top of that I found out that the smaller frontage of the lot means that the municipality in which it's located probably is not amenable to allowing the lot to be split.  So my question is what approach you would take to finding non-builders (i.e. investors) to sell the contract to?  How would you go about finding them?  I'm new to this and my contacts are on the building and appraisal side (not the investment side).  Additionally, with my full time job I will not have much time to devote to this in the next 2 months or so.  Any ideas?   I couldn't figure out how to post this on the St. Louis local forum so here it is.

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