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Luis Lopez
  • Personal Financial Coach and Investor
  • Miami, FL
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Luis Lopez
  • Personal Financial Coach and Investor
  • Miami, FL
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Hi all:

Disclaimer, I'm a new guy so my questions may seem dumb...but I'll get there soon :)

I'm studying my market, specifically the most recent cash transactions in my target area for where exactly investors are buying and the prices they are paying. I'd like to reach out to a few of these buyers to see if they are interested in me wholesaling some houses for them. My question is, many of these new owners are LLC's on this list...can I assume these are investors rehabbing or renting these out? Should I prioritize these over actual people names? For example, should I reach out to the ABC Company, LLC's before the John Doe's? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Luis L.

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