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Dustan Marshall
  • Investor
  • Hamilton, OH
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finding deals in rising market

Dustan Marshall
  • Investor
  • Hamilton, OH
Posted

with all the recent talk of the new bubble and the market rising rapidly.  As a landlord only since the last bust,  what are the best strategies for buying in a rising market?

I already have access to MLS via a realtor, I frequent the HUD, homepath, and VA webpages Daily, I browse Craig's list every so often. And I drive for dollars every weekend. Not very interested in the doing any sort of mailers. But I am wondering if I am over looking something. What strategy should I be doing that I am not?

 I have been thinking of reaching out to wholesalers...  But I just have not heard of any great ones in my area.  

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