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Gary Freidman
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How to find wholesalers?

Gary Freidman
  • Bayonne, NJ
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I am a cash buyer looking to build relationships with wholesalers in KC Kansas City, North NJ New Jersey and CT. What is the best way to build these business connections and find wholesalers?

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Josh Caldwell
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Josh Caldwell
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Well I can think of 3 easy ways to find wholesalers.

the first one is on bogger pockets, use the network feature to locate people in your target area and see if they wholesale

The second on is on linkedin.  Same thing, search profiles for wholesale and then geotarget.  You can also join sub-groups on linkedin and I am willing to be there are a least a couple of wholesale groups in those areas.

Third, use the fsbo section of craigslist.  You can contact sellers on the cheap properties, many of them will be wholesalers.

Now for my question to you.  Why NJ, KC, and CT, that seems like a random list

I live in Pittsburgh PA and we have the #1 cash flow market in America, why not us?

My hometown pride is forcing me to ask that question

To your success

Josh

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