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Strategy for selecting the right unit.

Lewis A.
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Hello everyone, I would like your input please.

We have a list of 8 distressed apartments and we want to purchase one as our next investment.

I know many do not like to invest in apartments but our first one is working well and we want a second one before going into a multi family.

We have searched listings and run the numbers on the ones we like.

Please tell me if you agree with the following strategy.

Write a letter to each seller stating who we are and that we have selected their property as one of 6 we are interested in. 
Give them a cash in price and a financed price! The letter would say that if they are interested they have x days to respond and we will then view the apartments that accepted before making our choice.

Our market is distressed and allows on occasion for low ball cash offers.

Am I right approaching it in this way?

Most important thing I can think of is to note the letter does not constitute  a promise to purchase.

Let me know your thoughts,

Thank you.

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