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Grant Pope
  • Mankato, MN
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List Source - too good to be true?

Grant Pope
  • Mankato, MN
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I just got off the phone with a realtor in my area and he mentioned List Source. So I immediately went to the computer and started reading about it. On the surface it seems like a great way to generate leads and find new properties, but it comes with a price. I have no problem paying a price for someone to bring deals to me, but wondering if this is too good to be true? Looking for maybe success stories and horror stories from using List Source. Hard to put money into something you do not know much about. And what better of a place than the BP community to find out. Thanks for all the help.

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