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Robert C.
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What is considered a good deal to an investor specifically?

Robert C.
  • Toms River, NJ
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Hi all,

I assume that every investor has a different idea of what constitutes a good deal. Maybe some want a very large profit margin? Maybe some only need a certain percentage? How do I know what an investor wants so I can structure my search for deals accordingly. Thanks, Rob

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Robert Leonard
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Robert Leonard
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@Robert C. ask your buyer(s).

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