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Krystal Simmons
  • Wholesaler
  • Washington, D.C.
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Wholesale: What is the Best Way to Market My Purchase Agreement

Krystal Simmons
  • Wholesaler
  • Washington, D.C.
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Good Day BP Community,

I am new to real estate investing and have taken the route of learning to wholesale contracts in DC. I am new, however this is not a side hustle for me, this is a full-time business in building wealth for myself and my 17 year old son. 

I have my first ratified purchase agreement after sending out 60 mailers over 1 month(as of this post), getting 3 responses...securing 1 contract. Yay for me! Now comes the next step, marketing my purchase agreement, specifically I am targeting a few developers who have completed condo conversion projects of single family homes on the same block and within a few streets of the property. I'm using their own comps to show an estimated ARV.

If I double close, I have more marketing options legally. What are recommendations for approaching a developer/contractor with the proper numbers and language. Recommendations on creating a buzz that may generate multiple offers because the property is in a prime DC neighborhood.

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