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Crafting an offer to a semi-motivated seller
I've been working the BRRrr strategy since December (or at least the first 3 steps of it...LOL...bought 3, remodeled & rented them out. I have the 4th closing in a few weeks. All good until now...
I received a referral to an out-of-state landlord with a free & clear property who wants to sell. the 3/2 has a current tenant and it was remodeled a year ago after an eviction. all capX items are newer. I asked my banker for a loan amount so I can make an offer that will have zero down. I'm willing to pay a little more though. So I thought I'd make him two offers: 1) Cash equal to the loan less closing cost 2) Cash equal to the loan less closing cost + small seller carry back for another 5%. So far my experience had been 3 foreclosures & 1 good deal through retail channel with RE agent. So I'm new to working directly with seller. Thoughts? Any other recommended strategies?