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In between referring a deal or wholesaling. 2nd deal. Any help?
I am in between referring a deal for a 2nd time or debating about putting it under contract myself and looking to sell the right to the contract. I have a few contacts who are always open to making cash offers for homes. The deal is an off market deal in a good neighborhood. The reason I am in between is because I did my first deal about 4 years ago and hadn't ever tried to do another deal. I have been learning of real estate now for a few years and feel confident in what I know. As a beginner still, who is interested in investing in the near future, what do you feel is the best thing I should do? I feel that Numbers are there to make a deal and the price it's up for sale is about $40-60K less than potential ARV. What do you suggest I do between going for a finders fee or putting it under contract? I appreciate all Of the help. Thank you!