Investor · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2013 · 922 posts · 336 votes
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Go to your local HUD site and look at the number of properties that are renting. If you see a property or properties that have a high vacancy, take the address down. Take that address and do a search on it. Find out who owns it and let them know you want to buy. Some of the most motivated people I have seen is a landlord who is losing money and stressed out.
Investor · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2013 · 922 posts · 336 votes
11y
Go to your local HUD site and look at the number of properties that are renting. If you see a property or properties that have a high vacancy, take the address down. Take that address and do a search on it. Find out who owns it and let them know you want to buy. Some of the most motivated people I have seen is a landlord who is losing money and stressed out.
Go to your local HUD site and look at the number of properties that are renting. If you see a property or properties that have a high vacancy, take the address down. Take that address and do a search on it. Find out who owns it and let them know you want to buy. Some of the most motivated people I have seen is a landlord who is losing money and stressed out.
Thanks a lot Gerald I will get to work, how do you contact them ? Mail letters ?
Appraiser · Member since 2014 · 40 posts · 20 votes
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Hi Frank! I am an appraiser that specializes in multifamily in Phoenix, and I am located in Mesa. I don't offer properties for sale. Instead, I analyze data to determine what market value is or other values based on investor preferences. Like @Joe Fairless said, I can provide you insight of current market dynamics. I would need to ask you a few questions to understand what your game plan is and how you would like to approach the market.
You can also ask me any questions you would like. I'm happy to help. I also have references for brokers and property managers.