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Best way to contact real estate agents
Hi everyone,
This is my first post. I've been reading books and online resources on RE investing, and I want to start taking action! I live in the Bristol , CT area. I'd like to get started wholesaling. I'm not an agent but one idea I came across was to speak to agents about sending me expired listings, promising to refer people who want a new agent to them. Has anyone had any success with this idea?
Thanks,
Darlene