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Updated about 5 years ago, 10/10/2019

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Wholetailing experience, anyone?

Jesse Kozazcki
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Hello all,

I have a potential deal up in the White mountains of NH. 

It would be my first wholetail deal, actually first deal of any kind real estate related. 

its in an area (white mountains of NH) that has a market that moves homes at a slower, but consistent pace. The homes in the area are seasonal winter homes. This particular home is in good structural shape, needs a lot of touch ups, but is move in ready (family of 5 currently there). 

Ive set the expectations that it could take a while to sell the home because of the location but they seem fine with that. We've come pretty close on a price and the margins give a lot of wiggle room to adjust the price to get it moved if need be.

Where I need help is with finding a buyer. Since I'm Wholetailing, I need to find a buyer that wants to move into it as is, but I'm not so sure it would pass inspection. 

with that being said, what's the best way to advertise my equitable interest in the property to people looking for fixer uppers as a move in home?

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