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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buyer Interested Before Rehab is Finished
Hi All,
My fiancé and I are in the middle of our first rehab, a condo in a well known area of St. Louis, and we have a potential buyer who is interested in seeing the place and possibly buying it before we have completed the work we were planning on doing. Obviously, we are excited to have such interest, but are uncertain of how to proceed. I have some hesitation in showing the condo in its gutted state, but am open to selling early or customizing certain features. If the buyer does want to purchase the condo, we will put it under contract asap. We were wondering if any one on Bigger Pockets had encountered a situation like this or had helpful thoughts to share with us. Thanks!
Sally