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Robert Jenkins
  • Commercial Real Estate Agent
  • Encino - Los Angeles, CA
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Robert Jenkins
  • Commercial Real Estate Agent
  • Encino - Los Angeles, CA
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Well this week i wrote on two homes, both investor owned and in dire need of repairs. How do you guys deal with the owners when you offer to buy them?

So far they have all been 70+yrs old and the homes are either in terrible condition and empty or terrible condition with long time renters in them. How should i act with the owner and are these good properties to concider for rehabs. (usually owned free and clear by owner)

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