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Joshua Levasseur
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  • Clearwater, FL
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Wholesaling: Traditional Vs RVM/VB

Joshua Levasseur
  • Specialist
  • Clearwater, FL
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Around three months ago i started wholesaling in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia using traditional methods suchs as Driving for dollars, bandit signs, postcards, buying data list, skip tracing, sitting on the dialer for hours... you know the process haha. I am seeing alot of wholesalers use this method with fair sucess. One downfall is the cost of marketing vs the return, as well as  your time.  After spending 8+ hours a day running two tripple line dialers with some sucess, we discovered RVM and VB. GAME CHANGER!! The thought of sitting back while your phone rings with sellers just didnt seem legit. After doing $84k in less than three months my mind was changed very quickly. Yes, it is a very grey area.. especial when you bring in the arguments of telemarketing in.. but well worth learning the do's and dont's of the process. 

What do you lean towards? Traditional methods or RVM/VB? 

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