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Paul S.
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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New Sources for RE Leads

Paul S.
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
Posted

Hey BP Community,

I haven't been on in a while, but here is my basic issue that needs a solution. Long story short, I quit my job 5 years ago and starting investing full time. Found most of my leads through direct mail campaigns. A couple years in, I teamed up with some other investors and we turned our attention foreclosure auctions which we had great success in. Now, with COVID in play, the courts are shut down, there's the moratorium on foreclosures/evictions, and I've gone back to mailing with little success. I suspect with companies like Offerpad and OpenDoor, many sellers are going that direction (which wasn't a thing 5 years ago) to sell their homes. 

So, where are you finding your leads/properties? What strategies (seller/creative financing, lease options, mobile homes, cash, etc.) are working for you? More focused on flipping, but I would also take more rental properties to add to my current portfolio or really any deal/strategy that make sense. Let me know your thoughts! Thanks Alaina

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