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Anthony Barbato
  • Investor
  • Rochester, NY
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Using wholesaler to find BRRRR property

Anthony Barbato
  • Investor
  • Rochester, NY
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I know many of you find your properties using yellow letters, driving for dollars, and various other strategies. Unfortunately, I work a very demanding, 6-day/week full time job, which doesn't leave me with much free time to execute many of these worthwhile strategies. I currently own 2 duplexes, which I purchased fairly "turnkey" to generate some cash flow. Unfortunately, I am not able to refinance these to pull cash out as they were purchased at or near market value. I would like my third deal to be a distressed property that I can BRRRR. In your experience, does using a wholesaler leave enough margin on the table to successfully BRRRR a property, or am I honestly much better off finding my own deal?

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