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Antony Munoz
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Real Estate Investing Property Search

Antony Munoz
  • Portland Oregon
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Hello, My name is Antony F. Munoz from Portland, Oregon and I am new to REI. When looking for an investment property, besides the MLS, what are some other good ways to find deals? I really appreciate any and all responses!

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Dan Weber
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Dan Weber
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  • Portland, ME
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@Antony Munoz I'd search craigslist, facebook marketplace, do some driving for dollars, direct mail with targeted lists and even try cold calling if you're brave! Networking with local agents, wholesalers, etc can be helpful as well. Tell your friends and family what you're doing. The more people that know you're investing in real estate then the more likely you are to find a deal.

  • Dan Weber

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