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Ronaldo Gillespie
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Massive Wholesaling Opportunity or What to Do?

Ronaldo Gillespie
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

Hey Everyone,

I'm currently mid flip on my first single family.  Things are going well, it's very exciting! My question is regarding another opportunity that has come into my periphery:

My father in law works closely with the Head of Property for a large non-profit organization in the region. Through this connection, I have the opportunity to buy a large piece of land with several structures in tact. The organization wants the property gone quickly and under the radar as it had a controversial incident which led to the closing of the "home" that operated on it. Because of this situation, I potentially could acquire the property at a price significantly below market value. The property could be used for many things (split & developed, leased to another non-profit, leased to a horse stable manager, open a winery, wedding venue, etc.) That being said, the size of this potential deal is WAY above my bank roll. There is no way I could make it happen with my own finances. I've come to the conclusion that my only option to get involved would be to wholesale via an Assignment Contract. I believe that the price on this deal is so low that there will not be an issue finding an investor within 30-60 days.

This feels a bit overwhelming, so I was looking to get any advice as to how to handle this. The property owner is trying to move fast so it seems that if I don't act within a few days/weeks, it will be gone. I'll post details below and any advice is greatly appreciated.

  •  The property is 68 acres and about 1,000 ft from a large river and has a Riverview hillside running through it.
  • It is roughly half wooded and half cleared land with gravel roads accessing %65 of areas.
  • The property has city water, electric, and gas at the road.
  • Land was Purchased by Current owner in 2013 for $1,930,000.
  • The County Assessment Value for the Land and Improvements combined is $2,182,900
  • The land is in 4 Separate Parcels all on 1 deed
  • There are currently nine structures including a 15,000 SF basketball arena, a historic home with commercial kitchen, a newly built indoor horse arena, 3 dorm buildings (~3k sq/ft each), a 2 car garage and a few small sheds on the main parcel.
  • The owner said he would sell it for $600k cash right now, but my father in law seems to think he could get it down to $500k.

$1.9M land for ~25% leaves a massive margin. Could this work?

What to do?

THANKS!

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