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Shanai Inns
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Shanai Inns
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So, I am trying to get into wholesaling and I am starting off by creating my buyers list. I have a whole list of people that I am going to call to see if they are interested in getting information about houses that I find. I feel pretty confident and ready, but I am wondering what I should say if they ask me what it is that I do. Should I say that I am a "Wholesaler"? Or is there a better term for this that I do not know about?

Any advice is very appreciated. :)

Thank you, in advance,

Shanai Inns

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Brian Rhodes
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Brian Rhodes
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@Shanai Inns Sorry I'm a bit late to this posting. You can also approach hard money lenders (find them on BP or Goggle in your area) once you have a potential deal and ask them if it is a deal that they would lend their money on. If they say "yes" you can tell them you don't actually need a loan but would they be interested in sending the deal out to their buyers list. They are in the business of loaning money out to rehabbers who would be the exact people to buy your deals. Some might say no, but it never hurts to ask. It's a win-win-win for you, the lender and the rehabber that relies on wholesalers for their deals. It's also a good way to find out if you have a good deal or not. Good luck!

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