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Janet Hansen
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Antonio, TX
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Wholesaling/ Approaching off market home owner

Janet Hansen
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Antonio, TX
Posted

Much needed advise!🙏🏽

So today I Kicked off my first driving for dollars route and let me tell you, it was fun! Found a great neighborhood, lots of trees a good mix of renovated homes in the area,built in around the 1980s. Great location here in San Antonio, TX. I found A LOT of distressed homes! All off market.

I’m doing a little bit of research: more photos (if any), the specs and so forth so I can see if it would be worth my time in digging deeper.

Ok so, now I’m thinking of what to say, how to approach the home owners? I don’t want to come on strong but I want my approach to be effective! At least to get them thinking. I know there is a way of doing it.

How would you approach?

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