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Stephen Beaudoin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Woburn, MA
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Make offer as a Hold Investment or as a Flip?

Stephen Beaudoin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Woburn, MA
Posted

I'm looking into a 2-unit property to wholesale and trying to run the numbers... I'm new and have very few relationships with buyers - so I'm looking for insight.

The question is, do I make an offer for a flip investor or for a buy and hold investor? 

The difference could be around 50K since the carrying cost is part of the buy & hold strategy and a flipper would want to put more money into repairs/landscaping.

Should I really try and feel out the seller a bit more or is there a larger group of investors for one vs the other?

Thanks for the feedback.

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