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Updated about 11 years ago,

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Javon Dixon
  • Wholesaler
  • Perry Hall, MD
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Wholesaling this listed property

Javon Dixon
  • Wholesaler
  • Perry Hall, MD
Posted

Ok, so my marketing campaign is beginning to work. Ive received a few calls so far. One was from a motivated seller that is tired of the commute to his rental property. He tells me that it is currently listed. Ive spent so much time preparing myself for dealing directly with sellers that Im somewhat stuck. The comps I tried to pull from redfin were kind of shaky. The property is currently vacant and needs updating for a buy and hold. Any advice on how to go about dealing with the listing agent? Should I get an agent Im familiar with to pull comps? I plan to contact the listing agent in the morning.

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