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Brandon Sturgill
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Still Marketing Property After Offer Rejected

Brandon Sturgill
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Columbus, OH
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So I totally offended the seller of my first wholesale offer...but I am confident it was the right offer for the deal. I also feel compelled to put together a packet and market this property to gain experience...which would likely mean that I need to call the seller and ask her if I can come back to the property and start this process (taking photos and drafting full scope of work).

Any thoughts or suggestions?

  • Brandon Sturgill
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Jon Klaus
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Jon Klaus
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If you don't have a deal with the seller, do not market her home. You'll get a chance to gain experience with marketing a home, but one you actually get under contract or buy. 

How far apart are you on price?  What is the seller's level of motivation?

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