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Omayra Carroll
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Brokers or Direct Mail?

Omayra Carroll
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Which do you think is better to find multifamily deals, brokers or direct mail? The reason why I ask is most people tell me to deal with brokers, but brokers don't seem to have deals all the time so I feel as if I was on a stand still waiting for them to come up with something and most of the time when they do the deal doesn't make very good financial sense. Also I would like to work directly with sellers due to brokers not allowing me to speak with them. What do you all think?

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Anthony Palmiotto
  • Hard Money Lender
  • Sea Girt, NJ
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Anthony Palmiotto
  • Hard Money Lender
  • Sea Girt, NJ
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Sounds to me like you need a new broker.

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