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Nick G.
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Yellow letter criteria for Multifamily

Nick G.
  • Realtor
  • NY / FL
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For those of you targeting multifamily properties through yellow letters, what criteria are you choosing?

The criteria I plan to use is:

1 target zip code

Residential Multifamily 1-4 unit

Absentee Owner - In and out of state

Last market sale date prior to 01/01/2005

Does anyone feel I should be more detailed than this?


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    Brian Gibbons#5 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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    Brian Gibbons#5 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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    @Harley Hunter

    Creative Financing is a "win win" between you and the seller, usually non bank financing.

    Basically it is Cash or Terms.

    - Low Cash Offer (Private Money or JV Credit Partner) or

    - Terms, as in

    -Sub2,

    -Wrap- AITD,

    -Lease Option,

    -Straight Option,

    -Master Lease, etc..

    All of these are on BP Nation.

    @Ned Carey might want to add to this.

    Marketing for Low Equity Deals

    I market to houses that were bought at the height of the market (2007 - 2009) from List Source, then go to Click2Mail with that list. If they have little equity, they are open to the above solutions.

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