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Updated 9 months ago, 02/15/2024

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Cheryl Bolognese
  • Wholesaler
  • Stow, OH
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building a cash buyers list for vacant lots and acreage

Cheryl Bolognese
  • Wholesaler
  • Stow, OH
Posted

What's YOUR favorite way to build a cash buyers list for vacant lots and acreage?

Most of my buyers, so far, are interested in single family homes or multi-family.  However, during my research in Florida, I find much more vacant land than homes.  Therefore, I'd like to branch out in a bigger way, to play match-maker for these vacant lands & acreage.

How would you recommend building such a buyers list?  For instance, should I target "buy & hold" investors, or home builders, or ...?

I'm open to any ideas you may have.  ...and/or if you have such contacts, let me know & we'll work something out!

Thanks for your input, fellow BP-ers!!

Cheryl

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