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How to find legit wholesellers? (FL)

Christian Weber
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Exactly as it says on the tin, how to find legit wholesellers? The few websites I have found have a bunch of MLS properties on them that are undercontract and have jacked up prices or asking market rent ready prices for dilapidated homes.

Any suggestions on where to look for more legit sources? 

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Legit and wholesaler are rarely used together correctly. The best way to judge perceived legitimacy of a wholesaler is by their deal flow via their email list. Are the numbers decent? Do they have a system? Does someone respond to you? Is their funnel full? Websites aren't where it's at, it's email lists for wholesalers because wholesale deals can not be publicly advertised since they are not owned by the wholesaler, they have to be delivered via private email with a disclaimer.

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