I am an agent and trying to find an off market buyer for a large commercial/apartment building for my broker. They own it. What is the best way to find a potential buyer without listing it on the mls. I have posted on...

Or should I just let them sell the home?

I'm currently selling homes with Seller Financing.

Point being - if it is a nice house, and an INCREDIBLE deal at the opening price, you will likely find lots of bidders bidding - and the price will ultimately end up being 10-15% off what it would sell for on the open market This is definitely not a certainty... you hear stories all the time where someone gets a hell of a deal... you just never know... but on average (where I'm at)... nicer houses sell for a price that is discounted, but not a crazy steal. 

My next door neighbor told me that the owner had three duplexes but would only sell if he could sell all of them at the same time.

Unfortunately 98.7% of landlords that are selling these type of properties, do so bc of low rents and bad tenants… so you will have to solve that problem.

Your best bet, other than selling, is to go over the changes carefully to ensure they were done properly.

Hi we are selling a rental property in Charlotte which currently brings in 2000/mo , the house has a market value of 450k.

I recommend having a local experienced investor (an unbiased party not someone trying to sell you something) do a detailed video tour of the property and the street/neighborhood before you submit an offer and paying them for their time $100 or $150.

For example our bridge loan product is ok with your debt to income being to high at the time of purchase as long as the debt to income will be low enough to qualify once you rent (or sell) your current home.