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Jordan Moorhead
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Still Finding Deals on the MLS?

Jordan Moorhead
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Austin, TX
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I'm still finding deals on the MLS above the 1% rule in Minneapolis and am just curious who else in other areas is also still meeting this standard?

It seems like a lot of the discussion on here is that there aren't any deals to be had. While it's not easy I still believe that there are plenty of deals out there to be found, especially if you are patient!

Are you still finding good deals on market and what's the best one you've gotten recently?

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Shawn Ward
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Shawn Ward
  • Real Estate Investor & Consultant
  • Los Angeles, CA
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@Jordan Moorhead good question. I always use Redfin (MLS style site) and MLS through agents to get leads. I am not into raising to offer new deals, so what I've done is look for homes that have been on the market for over 2-3 months and try to get a deal.

However, we are in negotiations now on a home I found that is only 22 days on the market and may go into contract soon. 

Keep good filters and keep searching....one  will pop every now and then. 

Onwards!

sjw

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