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Kyle Root
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Appleton, Wi
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How to contact a owner for a 'seller finance' deal????

Kyle Root
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Appleton, Wi
Posted

Looking for some advice here guys, look forward to any feedback.

I found a few properties through Zillow and I want to contact the seller personally to avoid speaking with real estate agents. I want to talk potential seller finance options and if they would be interested. Do you guys have some experience in doing this? Where can I find their contact information online? I listened to a BP podcast about seller finance deal and I want to way my options with owners. 

Additionally, I am going through my first BRRRR deal which is my second deal. I closed on the property and I am working with a contractor to get the price dialed in. Is it a good idea to work on another deal if I have the right financing? Or should I put all my efforts into the BRRRR deal and get that up and running before I move on to the next deal?

Any comments or advice are welcome here.

Thanks ahead of time!

Kyle

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