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Mike Jones
  • Developer
  • Orlando, FL
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Hello from NW Central Florida

Mike Jones
  • Developer
  • Orlando, FL
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Hello I am here to buy and hold a few sf homes as a side project/new career entry. I am especially interested in negotiating homes in the preforclosure process, or maybe note purchases. I see some guys (likely members here) flipping a property for double what they paid within a few weeks. Using my model I can afford to pay more then them but less than what they are flipping it for so I need to work myself in the middle somehow. I haven't seen many good deals (in fact some selling for way more than I expect) at court house sales so I have been straying away from that prospect.

I have worked in MF development both affordable (LIHTC) and market rate for a number of years. So, if anyone needs help in that arena I would be happy to help.

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