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Noah Smith
  • Contractor
  • Gadsden, AL
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Taking over a portfolio

Noah Smith
  • Contractor
  • Gadsden, AL
Posted

I have been looking for duplexes and 4 plexes for my first deal. I make a cold call and ended up speaking to an elderly lady who after some speaking has a portfolio of 24 different locations. Single family, multi family. I originally was interested in a 4 unit flip. And a 4 unit for an fha loan. But since she is wanting to get rid of all 24 would it be a good idea to buy an option on all of them and try to wholesale most of them? Or just get the few properties I could and walk away

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