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Rebecca Readus
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What is the best way to network with wholesalers and contractors?

Rebecca Readus
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orlando
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Hey guys!

I'm working more and more investors than I have in the past 24 months. I love it as I was an investor before being a real estate agent. My problem is I'm in a new area as we've moved from Chattanooga, TN to Orlando, FL in 2021. Since moving, I've primarily worked with home buyers and sellers. I now really need and want to network with wholesalers and contractors. I am going to be joining a local real estate investing group, but what are some ways you all suggest to network with the investing crowd in a new area, specifically Orlando, FL?

Thank you!

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Scott E.
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Scott E.
  • Contractor
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I'll share with you something that works out here in AZ, not sure if access is the same in FL though.

When you are driving around, take note of all of the flip and spec build construction sites that you see.

When you get back to your laptop, you should be able to look up the permit on the project. The permit will tell you the owner of the property, and the contractor doing the work.

From there you can search their name on google and give them a call to introduce yourself. 

"Hey I am a new to the area, I'm a realtor, I saw you had a project on 5th Street... I'm trying to connect with local investors and contractors"

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