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Plus if you are a buyer that will be great! 

Hi! I am a new in wholesaling. I am looking for advice on how to get investor(s) to work with. I also need advice on how to get properties in my area to start working on? I live in the MD/DC/VA area. Thank you for you...

As i said before he just called me saying he is in a bind with onother property he's trying to get ready that seems to be more important than this one, so he's willing to sell for a lower price than he has it on the market for. he said he just put it on the market yesterday but thats gonna take too long to process he wants to get rid of it quick since he's trying to finish up the next property that will make him more money.I went by to look at the house its in great shape, great neighbour hood.And i was planing on flipping it to a cash buyer so was thinking to negotiate a deal with the seller so we could all gain something from it. 

The buyer might buck, but considering he has a bird in the hand, I doubt it. 

However, I made the argument to listing agent that they should want to spend the money at the very least to simply drain the basement water out since it's still an asset that is slowly deteriorating and losing value every day that the water sits there and investors/buyers will not want to take a risk on a property with a question mark like that.

List price: $155k  Zestimate: $160k Rental Estimates: $1000-1200Offer Strategy 1: Subject To (depending on what I find out about underlying debt, payment and willingness to keep mortgage in their name)Offer Strategy 2: Lease Option (with right to sublet)Offer Strategy 3: Wrap Mortgage (then after seasoning connect them with a note purchaser if the wrap could be setup in a marketable way where this works for the seller and note buyer)Thoughts?

Called FM the next day, they referred me to the realtor, who said he was just doing what FM told him, and that it would be re-listed as a general property, open to all buyers, later.It was only 8 days into the First Look listing.  

Biggest concerns with condos: Make sure they allow rentals if that is one of your goals, check on the availability of bank financing (FHA, VA, conventional) as that affects your buyer pool, Get a feel for how the HOA operates.

I have been reading previous posts to see what end buyers (investors) do/don't like when it comes to ARV & estimates.