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Deshawn Jackson
  • Wholesaler
  • Lancaster, CA
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80% ARV before repairs

Deshawn Jackson
  • Wholesaler
  • Lancaster, CA
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Im having trouble convincing owners to sell homes using the 70%arv before repairs method. Is that a deal killer in californa?

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  • Orlando, FL
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When I'm negotiating with a seller that wants full price, I get owners financing and structure the deal with 0% financing then I structure the financing where there is plenty of room to sell the house on a lease option. I always offer some cash up front, monthly payment for 5 years and then the balance paid at the end of 5 years. Then I sell the house on a lease option where I get more than I have to put down to buy the house, more than I have to pay in monthly payments, and more than I have to pay at the end of 5 years. 

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