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Buying off the market

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I’m looking to purchase a duplex that will serve as my primary residence. I’ve found a neighborhood that I’d love to purchase in. Houses in the area just do not come for sale often. Does anyone have suggestions on how to get in contact with the owner? Any creative ways to go about this? Is there any benefit from a realtor in this situation?

I’d love any and all advice on how to buy off the market.

Thanks!

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@Ehsan Rishat updates: I have a duplex under contract and closing at the end of the month. Property was found off the market through a lot of cold calls. Lucked out and the seller needs cash to fund another project.

Thanks for the encouragement.

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