. ($283,000)If I were to put it under contract I would offer the following: - buyer will pay off the balance of the note ($295,000)- Seller will receive $275,000 in cash because buyer will cover the rehab cost to receive the Gross Potential Monthly Income- Seller will split the closing cost 50/50 with the buyerI would love to hear some input from the BP community.

He created some interest and I said I'd follow up with him a down the road, I never heard back.

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I would pursue them at lease follow through with 5days notice.

Following because I'm planning to invest in Indianapolis very soon.

And following up with sellers is huge too, 70-90% of deals you do will come from following up.

@Shanae Williams have a game plan for your rehab timeline and exit strategy and follow it strictly.A lot of people buy their first house as an "eventual investment property," get comfortable, end up staying there for years and never make it a rental property like they initially intended.Great idea if executed properly.

The inspector did not show up - and did not respond - to two follow up appointments he set.

. - As developers we can build these in house so we don't have outside builder/developer fee's.We follow a very aggressive strategy on this investment.