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Michael Algarin
  • Hicksville, NY
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Is this a good deal.

Michael Algarin
  • Hicksville, NY
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Hi everyone I am very new to wholesaling and might be coming across my first deal. Im so nervous on how to move forward with this. I found a home for sell and the homeowner is willing to sign the contract, I just need reassurance that this is a good deal and that I would be able to sell it. Here are the details.

3 Bed, 3 Bath 1,100 square fee selling for 350,000.

No structural damage, needs about $40,000 of work.

ARV is $425,000 which a couple homes on the same street last year sold for around that.

Please help me I have no idea what to do. Will a buyer even spend that much money on a home? Every book I read or podcast I listened to never discussed wholesaling homes in this price range. Can it even be done? Thank you for your time. 

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