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Rao V.
  • Seattle, WA
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Having difficulty finding deals to flip while..

Rao V.
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi,

As we all know that it is getting difficult to find deals to flip while there are a few flippers in my town who consistently keep getting good deals. I have setup a lot of alert on MLS/Redfin and do get some good alerts every now and then but these flippers I am talking about get it much cheaper(usually 40-50k below my price).

Is it possible that these flippers have some relationship with banks? is it possible for a property to be not listed on MLS and goes direct to flippers.

Or may be I don't know how to setup alerts, if somebody can share some tricks I would appreciate that.

Thanks

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