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Wholesale Live-in Buyer
I just sent my first round of letters out on Saturday and this was the first response I received:
Hello Jabari,
I received your letter expressing your interest in purchasing my property at the above address.
I just finished spending $20,000 in renovations. This property is now one of the best in
Rittenhouse Park. The property has an estimated value of $115,000. If you are interested
in making me a serious offer, I would be willing to listen.
Thank you.
The neighborhood that the house is in the average comps are $55,000. I'm not really concerned about his valuation, I'm really concerned about my next approach. I'm wondering if I should maybe wholesale it to a live-in owner instead of a normal cash buyer/flipper. Any suggestions?