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Updated almost 14 years ago,

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Andy More
  • Residential Lender
  • Columbia, MO
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Craigslist Add-Looking for Property

Andy More
  • Residential Lender
  • Columbia, MO
Posted

I just sold my most recent purchase and plan on starting to look for another property. I'm sending direct mail to multi-family owners with equity but in addition to that I figure it doesnt hurt to put an add on craigslist since its free. I"m not a big fan of flowery language are sales gimicks and prefer to just get to the point. Although, if something different works I'll try it.

Critique my add. Is there something I should add or subtract? Any suggestions for a heading and what section in craigslist should I post in?

"If your interested in selling your multi family rental property FAST and are willing to sell at a discount to the current market value then I am interested in buying your rental property. I am a local Columbia resident, I am not a Realtor and am looking for property for my own personal investment.

I can close in as little as a week on most property.

Looking for property up to 500k.

Any number of units in any condition considered.

I prefer property in the southern half of Columbia.

If we come to an agreement on a price I can promise a quick and simple closing.

If your interested in getting an offer on your multifamily rental, give me a call or send me an email via Craigslist."

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