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Richard Harris
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The Proper Approach

Richard Harris
  • Westland, MI
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Hello all. My neighbor is moving out of her house so that she can move in with her husband. They have been married for a while and have been maintaining two homes. They decided to let the one in my neighborhood go. They have not decided on if they should sale it or rent it out. They have been doing some minor fix up to the inside for a couple of months now. How do I approach her to inquire about possibly buying her home? Also, what should I look for to ensure that this is a property that I can work with (either buy and hold, buy and flip, or wholesale)? Thanks.

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