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Martin Guerrero
  • Lake Geneva, WI
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Speed of offers and contracts

Martin Guerrero
  • Lake Geneva, WI
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I am just starting out and it seems that by the time I look at a property, do the initial analysis, find a contractor and finally start the offer process, too much time could pass and the deal could be gone.  Would a strategy then be to put that property under contract right away?  If you do and the deal is no good what is a good exit strategy for houses under contract, and how exactly do you put a house under contract?  Thank you 

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