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Jennifer Whalen
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Need help finding Real Estate Wholesalers in Massachusetts

Jennifer Whalen
  • Chestnut Hill, MA
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As a new investor how do I find professional wholesalers looking to enhance their buyers list. Also, does anyone know of a truly investor friendly Real Estate Agent/Broker that deals in Boston's surrounding areas? I know a lot of Agents claim to be but the actual percentage is very low. Can I get REO lists before they hit the market? Detailed information specific to my area is highly appreciated. Thanks, Jennifer

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Mike Hurney
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Mike Hurney
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@Jennifer Whalen Welcome.

It's always good if you ACTUALLY TRY to do something YOURSELF before asking for help rather than just reading/listening and asking.

Not that you didn't;-)

e.g. We've got a Flipping/Wholesaling Subgroup that meets once a month. One of the "Assignments" the two Mentors gave out was: Find houses in need of repair that also had driveways/walkways that needed to be shoveled (many false leads with the recent 102" of snow;-)

We exchanged phone and email information so folks could call the Mentors with the data and we could reach out to find the owners after strategizing on contact approaches.

Of the 50+ folks involved almost all of them said it was too much work and their Brother-in-law, Uncle, Mother, Father, Sisters, Co-Workers or Neighbors said it wouldn't work. And they'd rather send out 10,000. yellow cards.

So as the god of Real Estate Success (Nike) has told us: Just Do It!

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