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Jonathan Bell
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Finding wholesale deals on Zillow or redfin etc...

Jonathan Bell
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, Ga
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I'm giving wholesaling another shot. I need to build up capital as cheaply as a college student can so that includes spending little to none on marketing. Has anyone had any success finding deals on these platforms, and what was your process like doing so?

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Jaron Walling
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Jaron Walling
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@Jonathan Bell "spending little to none on marketing" - I can tell you right now this isn't going to work. 

As a wholesaler it's your job to find deals. Looking at listed properties on Zillow or any other property site in today's market is a waste of time. Investors will have zero spread on the majority of those deals. You're going to be spending money or you're not getting leads. 

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