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Xavier Longwa
  • Stratford, CT
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Aspiring Investor/owner from Bridgeport, CT

Xavier Longwa
  • Stratford, CT
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Hey there BP community,

I am very exited that I have recently gotten access to a list of properties (here in CT) that are in the pre-foreclosure stage (i.e they have recently received a notice of default.) Now, although I am a newbie, I have been studying and researching REI for quite some time now and I am trying to make my next move my best move, Like a well thought out chess move :) . Can anyone suggest some BP resources available to help me draft a a good letter, or the best strategies to reaching out to owners at this stage of a possible foreclosure. My concern with sending a letter (or hand delivering it) is I don't have a website or landing page to send them to, to lend me that professional credibility. But I do have my Dad who I am working with, who was a broker and has owned, fixed and flipped/sold plenty of properties with city records for proof. I'm looking forward to networking with real estate professionals who I can build mutually beneficial relationships with here in Connecticut as well as nationwide.

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