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Matt Redden
  • Greenville, NC
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Matt Redden
  • Greenville, NC
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Have a property under contract. It's a great investment property for rental or even flip. Talked the seller into owner financing which would be a phenomenal flip for any buyer. Anyways long story short found a buyer, gave him all the details he needed to know (ARV, comps, repairs, owner financing #s, rental income, flip profit etc) and he came back with the only way he could buy the property is to talk with owner and gauge how he can "help" him. That didn't fly well with me because I felt he was trying to undercut me on the deal. My question is does that sound fishy or am I just being overly protective of the properties I have contracted.

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