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Updated about 17 years ago,

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Gary M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • leawood, KS
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Is there a deal here?

Gary M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • leawood, KS
Posted

If you don't mind would you please give me your opinion on this? I have recently received call backs on letters I have sent to houses that were vacant. Some of them have mortages that are only a few years old. They want out but the owner really has no room to bring the price down to a level that would be practical for an investment. I could probably find this information out before I send the letter, should I just avoid these or is there a deal here that I don't know about?

Thanks, Gary

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