Your buyer will probably be someone looking to turn it into a rental, not sure how many houses have sold lately in that area but I would bet not any near that price.

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From my perspective, in terms of building an REI portfolio, the best bet is to spread your capital over a couple solid cash flow properties and let your tenants pay down your loans over time.

I would agree with Aaron, I think your best bet is to find a flipper who has done fire damaged properties in the past and has experience with them.

You can take massive risk and bet on the lottery or in a casino.

That may be your best bet to get into the game.Good Luck!

After you have owner's first, last, address, city, and state in their own columns you'll be ready to run a batch skip trace and get everyone's numbers.

Best bet would be to try and find and contact the law firm handling the estate of the deceased owners.

Your best bet, in my opinion, is to bring in one or more equity partners.

I'd bet you'd have more of a chance of finding say 10 people to knock down smaller deals than the 1 person who could knock down the entire deal.So many people claim to be able to fund a deal no issue no matter the size "if it's good enough" but I find that hard to believe and rarely see examples from it unless it's an established player...