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Wanting to add value

Deshawn Peterson
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Hey all, 

I'm still new to REI and want to learn as much as possible. Instead of me throwing money at the wall and seeing what sticks on my own, I want to add value to someone else's operation. I'm familiar with Wholesaling as a way to bring deals to investors. Are there any other ways I can bring value to investors? I thought of wholesaling but wanted to expand to all different forms of property such as finding pre-foreclosures, eviction lists, and more. Also, I have a knack for cold calling. What do you all think?