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Well, I have a buyers list, now do I.....or....?
Ok so heres the deal. I have a buyers list of about 30 buyers that I've accumulated from craigslist, signs, and county records. I also have a deal that I'm working on, I'm in the very early stages of getting the owner under contract. My question is basically, do I go ahead and negotiate a contact with the owner BEFORE I establish a relationship with my buyers, or should I send a letter/email/phone call out to my potential buyers before I actually get a property wrapped up? As I said, I have no contacts with any of the buyers whatsoever except for one, but this property could really be a steal if I can get it under contract.
Any insight is greatly appreciated!
Thank you ahead of time, and I apologize for any grammar mistakes, I'm typing this from my cell phone :)