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Nicholas Baughman
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I see a Potential Multi-Family Deal for myself

Nicholas Baughman
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  • San Diego, CA
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hello, my mother-n-law had some issues with her house and the insurance company put her up in a multi-family dwelling. She told me the seller had the place listed at $650,000 (San Diego) but recently dropped it down to $609. I'm wondering what options may be here. I'm thinking a couple options. I should find out if it's paid off and perhaps do seller financing or subject to. There's also the option of setting up a wholesale here. I'm not sure about that because I'm unfamiliar with the ARV for multi-family dwellings. Im open up to some suggestions and guidance. Thank you for your help.

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