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Letters to send landowners to see if they want to joint venture

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I'm an aspiring property developer, and I've found 6 parcels of land that would make a great small development. 3 have already indicated they wanted to sell, but their MLS listings have expired. The other 3 combined with them would make it a great property for development. Do you have any recommendations on how to structure a letter to see if they would all want to joint venture a development? Are there example letters on BP or elsewhere? thanks!

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Braden Smith
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Joint venturing with individuals that have no real estate knowledge or experience sounds like a nightmare to me...

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