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Thomasine Scott
  • Houston, TX
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A possible deal

Thomasine Scott
  • Houston, TX
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So I just found out about a house that will soon be put on the market and I was able to get the phone number of the seller. Honestly I'm scared ****less to make this call. I don't know if the wholesaling contracts I've downloaded are good to go. As much as I've read I don't know what questions to ask. I'm in TX and RE websites don't list recent home sales prices, only estimates, so I don't have any comps which means I have no idea what range to start with an offer. Should I just let this pass or should I go ahead and make the call and just run with it? Im minimally involved in my local REIA but up to this point I don't have a mentor.

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