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Selling distressed properties

Michael Smith
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We’ve been seeing more homeowners choose to sell directly rather than list, especially in situations involving inherited properties or homes that need repairs.

A lot of it comes down to certainty. Sellers don’t want to deal with showings, delays, or deals falling through. In those cases, working directly with a buyer can simplify the process.

For investors, this is also where more off-market opportunities are coming from right now. The key is understanding the seller’s situation first, not just the property itself.

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