Tommy DobczykOpportunity Zone Advisor, OZ Wizard · Director of Development | Certified Opportunity Zone Advisor

Broker Secrets: Letter of Interest to Uncover Property Mysteries! #shorts

1 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, Tommy Dobczyk advises viewers on how to craft a Letter of Interest to send to a listed real‑estate broker. He emphasizes that the document should be a Letter of Interest—not a Letter of Intent—and should incorporate all items from a previously provided checklist. The core purpose of the letter is to request detailed information about the property’s remodel or construction status and to probe why the property has remained on the market for roughly 600 days. Tommy suggests that such an extended market period likely indicates underlying construction problems or other issues that the broker should disclose.

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gives me a recommendation of what I should actually send to the broker. Let's do a letter of interest to them, not a letter of intent. Ready? I would like to create a letter of interest to be able to send over to the listed broker. Put that together and include all of the things that are in the list that you provided above. We want to know the status of the build remodel and what, uh, what's going on with the construction and why it's been on the market for 600 days. Because again, if it's been on the market that long because they've been under construction that long, that's too long to be under construction. Something broke for sure. So they might have construction— and sent me to Assumption. They might have all kinds of fun stuff going on with that.