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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Very First Deal I want to get it right
I have never done a deal before. The lot behind my house is approx. 2 actress, Zoned R-4 I was discussing with a person who told me to offer the owner 300k and he would find a buyer for 310k, and we could split the 10k 50/50. Well I spoke to the owner who was very happy with the offer. I contacted the person about the offer. He called me back and I just did not like what was on the other end of the phone. Aside from loud farmyard noises- he sounded nearly totally incoherent and WASTED. I went back to his FB profile- I cannot imagine the pictures and info to be the person I was speaking to.
This seems like it could be an excellent first deal to learn from; but the last thing I want is to bring in someone shady who could easily screw me and the seller over.
Thanks
James Staples V