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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

What do you do with leads that are better suited to go ON MARKET?
I had a seller call me with a property that was out of my target area, in a rural town upstate that likely isn't an investor market. Not much spread with equity as they bought it 2 years ago with 20% down and a mortgage. They are very motivated to sell.
Would you take this to an agent in the area and ask for a finder's fee?
Is there something else creative I can do with this or is it simply a dead lead?