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Clint McLaughlin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Longwood, FL
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Following up with your buyers.

Clint McLaughlin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Longwood, FL
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Following up with your investor after the initial purchase of a flip will show your buyer that you believe in the product you pitched. Put your money where your mouth is as my Dad always used to say. If you advise the ARV is a specific number, then you want to make sure your buyer does in fact sell the house for what the ARV is. Going by the house during the rehab phase of a flip will help agents understand true cost of upgrading a home for profit. If sales agents and investors have good communication through the process this will benefit both parties financially and personally.

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