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Katherine Rossell
  • Investor
  • Lyndonville, VT
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Analyzing Deals and Making Offers Every Day??

Katherine Rossell
  • Investor
  • Lyndonville, VT
Posted

I hear from all of the more seasoned investors that we should be analyzing and making offers everyday because if we don't make offers we wont get the deal. Brandon has said this on the Bigger Pockets Pod Cast many times. 

When I look at my own situation, I just can't see how I can be making an offer on a house every day, because I don't know where I would get the money from. If I don't have the required down payment is it worth me making the offer? I guess I could make the offer that the seller finances some of the money behind the bank. 

What are your thoughts? How do I make offers everyday and is it a good idea? 

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