Hey Wholesalers, I've got a very interesting off-market opportunity and I'm looking for some strategic advice on how to best approach it. I want to keep the specific location and details confidential for now, but I'll provide enough information for you to give me your expert opinions. Here's the situation: - Property Type Mix: The property is a full city block with a mix of property types: 3 parcels of commercial vacant land. 4 storage buildings/warehouses. 2 residential rental houses. - Size: The total square footage of all 9 properties combined is 90,000+ sq ft. - Ownership: All 9 properties are owned by the same seller. - Asking Price: The seller is asking $1.25 million for the entire block. - Development Potential: There are no deed restrictions, so the end buyer has a lot of flexibility for development or redevelopment. My main questions for you are: 1. Contract Strategy: Given the mix of property types, would you recommend using one master contract with exhibits, multiple separate contracts, or some other approach? 2. Buyer Strategy: How would you market this to potential end buyers, considering the different property types? What types of buyers would be most interested in this deal? 3. Valuation Strategy: How would you determine the fair market value of the different property types to ensure an accurate offer and assignment fee? 4. **Any other creative strategies or advice you might have on maximizing this deal. I'm looking for high-level strategic advice, not specific market data or comps. Please share your thoughts and expertise! I appreciate your help.

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