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Gary Alford
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  • Norfolk, VA
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Should I Target mutliple property owners as sellers or buyers?

Gary Alford
  • Investor
  • Norfolk, VA
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Whats up BP, 

It has been a while since I posted and while compiling my weekly list of evictions to mail this weeks marketing to I thought it would be nice to know how others handle this. 

So through the court records I get owners that went to court that week for evictions. When I look them up some of them come back owning a nice amount of properties, like 10+. Would you guys come at these owners as if they were sellers or someone you want to add to your buyers list? I have actually approach them as seller and have not gotten one deal from them and their motivation level is normally pretty low. Then on the other hand I have added a few quality buyers from these type of owners. What have been the best approach for some of you?

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