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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Introduction about myself
Hey everyone, my name is Neel. I am software engineer. I have been listening to real state podcast and really inspired by BiggerPockets. My goal is to buy one multifamily property by end of this year.
I have looked at one commercial property, which has four units. That property isn't for sale. I was wanting to get some tips how do I start my conversation with the owner. I was thinking to send a direct mail to the property address to just meet set up meet up with the owner. Is that the best way to start off?
Thanks for the advice.
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I find that going by and speaking to the owner face to face is always good. Hearing what the owner would like and creating that win/win scenario is key. Also having a good realtor helps. They can swing by and speak to the owner on your behalf.
Best of luck and welcome!