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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Finding Wholesalers & Off-Market - Calling #'s off Bandit Signs?
Hey everyone!
Here's my situation - I typically work 90-110 hours per week, 21 days on/7 days off at my day job. I don't have much time for marketing and finding deals off-market for the majority of the month. Working with a wholesaler seems to be a perfect solution for me.
I know we all have seen the "bandit signs" on the telephone posts on the corner advertising that "We Buy Homes"! My question is - do you think calling these signs as an investor looking for deals, not someone looking to sell, is a good way to find a wholesaler and off-market deals? Or should I use other methods.
I did find a REIA in my local area, but again, with my work schedule I am typically unable to attend the meet-ups.
Any advice is appreciated.
Thank you!
Most Popular Reply

I have another suggestion, but it also depends upon what type of wholesale deal(s) you're looking to purchase, but for multi-unit / commercial property types, LOOPNET is a good hunting ground for off-market.