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Roy Oliphant
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Driving for dollars?

Roy Oliphant
  • Rockwall, TX
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Ok.  So I get all real estate is local and location, location, location.

'Driving for dollars' makes sense to me on a basic level; Learning about a neighborhood, looking for FSBO's and rentals, or looking for distressed properties.

Is this still profitable/necessary in the connected world?

What do you look for when you go?

How do you tell a potentially distressed property from just driving by?

Thanks!

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Brad Carrier
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Brad Carrier
  • Lexington, MI
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You wont find the rough stuff by buying online. Who wants to put their shame up for the world to see? 

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