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Bimal Doshi
  • Budd Lake, NJ
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Making Offers

Bimal Doshi
  • Budd Lake, NJ
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I am having tough times finding properties and making offers.

Many investors make 100's of offers in couple months while I have made only 6 offers in last 8 months. I

Need help in how to start making more and more offers. Should I be making blind offers or look at the proeprties and then make offers.

If I make blind offers by estimating repairs and when that offer gets accepted, do I then go and look at the property, what if my repairs estimates are terribly off.

Please provdie guidance on how to start making more offers. My exit strategy is to assign the deal, once under contract.

Thanks,
Bimal

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