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How will you structure this desl

Afoma Okwudiafor
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I’m considering purchasing a package of 4 properties from an out-of-state investor who has never personally seen them.

I toured two of the properties that are currently listed, and both are in very poor condition. The layouts are problematic (very small bathrooms and ceilings around 6 ft), and both need full rehabs. One property recently had a tenant evicted, and the other failed a Section 8 inspection (no heat, non-functioning stove). On top of that, they seem significantly overpriced—close to double what I believe their actual value is.

The agent also mentioned two additional properties:

One is in semi-decent condition, but I haven’t seen it yet.

The other is in decent shape, has a tenant paying below-market rent, but the tenant seems stable and wants to stay.

Financing is another challenge—my lender won’t fund loans under $100k, so I’d need to pay cash for the first two properties. Realistically, I only have enough to buy one property outright and put a down payment on another.

Given all of this, I’m trying to figure out:

Whether this deal makes sense at all

How to approach pricing/negotiation with a seller who seems disconnected from the properties

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