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Jack Nguyen
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Write my own OFFER??? Grand Rapids, MI

Jack Nguyen
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Hi BP Members....I'm a long term investor and invest in duplex & single families. I looking to buy more properties and plan to write more more more OFFER in on "Properties On The Market for more than 90days" (I worked with couple of realtors, and none of them want to write too many offers at 25%-30%OFF or offer without see the property....and now I want to write my own offer).

MY QUESTION is should I offer direct to the OWNER or to the realtor? Can I just sent out OFFER without make appointment to see the property first? What offer form to use (same as the form realtor use)? What if I have 3 diff. Offer options for that owner: cash offer, sub-to, conventional?

How do you target PRE-FORECLOSURE??? so far I only look at ZILLOW, I don't know how accurate it is. If you know where & how to find PRE-FORECLOSURE, please let me know...Thanks in advance

PS: How much different to offer between (cash offer, sub-to, conventional)....let say the house list for $100k. Cash offer $70k, Conventional $80k, Sub-To $90k??? Or Any idea

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J Scott
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J Scott
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If you want to write your own offers and want to be taken seriously, I highly recommend getting your own real estate license.

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