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What does your daily checklist look like?
1. Auction Site #1: no auctions until 8/31/2020
2. Auction Site #2: single family, 1955 build, 3 bed, 1 bath, 980 sq feet - I expect the bank to buy this back for $180,000+, this was a previous short sale that failed to sell; I will keep an eye on it. Anything over $125,000 is too much
3. Expired listings: nothing interesting
4. Two family, 1940 build, outside home markets: reasonably priced, two-family with income potential. This is an REO asset with an Agent we have worked with in the past. It is a post 1940 build, rents likely in the $900/unit range. Will look into this further today.
5. Three family (outside home markets): reasonably priced 3 family; this is pretty attractive. Lockbox code is XXXX on the front door. Wednesday 4pm. REO property, there is a multiple offer form already so we should sit out for a couple of weeks & see what happens.
6. Single family, 1940 build, 2 bed & 1 bath (outside home markets): this looks to be a better version of another purchase in our active pipeline., does not look to need much work. Lockbox code: XXXX. 11am, Thursday 7/2/2020.
7. Two family 1 & Two family 2; outside home markets - these listings have been on the market forever; reached out to the Agent to see if he is open to working with us. Our offers would start at $60,000 but I will volunteer to help him get the transactions done; it would be a dream if he were open to moving the files to our preferred processor for work
8. Auction Website: single family in home market that is available is occupied; no need to investigate any further.