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David Biederbeck
  • Gilbert, AZ
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WHOLE SALERS, WHY?! - An honest question from a fix & Flipper

David Biederbeck
  • Gilbert, AZ
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Hello, quick questions:
Many Wholesalers in my area ship their deals to key entities with large lists for sizable fee and I'm trying to understand why. . . As it seems like they could make more by developing relationships with individuals themselves.

Is it the speed? Comfort of a larger pool? Convenience?

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Tim G.
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  • San Diego, CA
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Tim G.
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  • San Diego, CA
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It usually only the junk deals that make it to big email blasts. The rest sell quickly and quietly to strong buyers. 

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