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Updated about 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best way to contact seller next door
I'm looking into a four-plex in a great part of town that is broker advertised as a tear down, and the price more or less reflects it. I've gotten some general background info from a friend who lives on the block, including the fact that the owner lives next door to the property and originally intended to remodel it and re-rent after purchase.
Friend thinks the property has been vacant for years. Purchasing at current asking would allow great cash flow even with putting $ into it.
What 's the best way to contact a seller like this? Letter? If a letter, what would you say?
I'm told he's an "odd hermit" but would like to get more info on his story and the property.