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Jasmine Brumfield
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Potential Client, Huge Potential Profit

Jasmine Brumfield
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Charlotte, NC
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I have a home owner that is wanting to sell her property in Charlotte,NC. It is a Habitat home which they owe about 5K on.  They are on board to sell the property for me if I can pay off the 5K they owe but I dont have the 5K to pay it off for them. What should I do? Key things about this deal:

A. The home is in an area just outside of Downtown Charlotte

B. The highest priced comp that has been rehabbed is $538K and the lowest that has been sold (not rehabbed) is $130K

C. They paid only $33K for the home back in 2001

I feel there is high potential for profit as either a wholesale OR fix and flip deal. I want to get a hold on this massive deal before someone else does. 
What do I do? All feedback is appreciated. Feel free to ask questions for better understanding.

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Harry Marsh
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Harry Marsh
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Habitat homes often have a deed restriction where Habitat has the first right of refusal to purchase the property.
And they WILL (sometimes) use it.   Sometimes not.   Be careful
Get your title search

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