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Jeremy Toney
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Finding Investors Looking for Properties to Flip

Jeremy Toney
  • Realtor
  • Hickory, NC
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Hello BiggerPocketors! 

I'm just getting started on my journey in Real Estate investing, and my first steps will be possibly wholesaling a few properties first to get some quick capital to fund future rehab projects of my own.  I haven't yet saved up enough capital to embark on flipping myself, but I'm wanting to get as much experience as I can in finding flip projects, analyzing and estimating repair costs, and developing relationships prior to my first rehab.  How would a wholesaler go about finding and connecting with investors looking to invest in flip projects?  

All information is greatly appreciated!

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Jonathan Greene
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Jonathan Greene
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You will get nowhere as a wholesaler trying to build your business with online lead generation. That can help later, once established, but is not how to build a wholesale business. Thinking of wholesaling as quick cash option is a worn fallacy, it doesn't work like that. It takes a long time to develop a buyer's list and property flow at the same time to generate the credibility as a new wholesaler to sell the deals and you can't sell and market the deals if you don't know ARV and rehab costs to a tee. You would want to shadow and befriend a local wholesaler and see if it's even what you think you are signing up for first. Your best distressed off-market sellers are older and have high equity and aren't clicking on Facebook posts.

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