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Brian W.
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How do good, savvy investors find good deals in any market?

Brian W.
  • Peachtree City, GA
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I'm being told all the deals are drying up. However, I'm also reading from some here that good, savvy investors can always find deals. How exactly do I do this?

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I really do think you guys need to get off the computer and use some shoe leater, meet people, go to civic organizations, civic events, walk and talk, hand out your cards. As I said above, it's about people, not listings on the MLS, those are public, everyone knows that's there.

My mom was a very out going person, she and dad (and I) would go someplace and a waitress would wait on us and she'd say " you know anyone who wants to buy a house?" heck, she'd be in line to get movie tickets and ask. Got news for you, it works, you all play the numbers sending out yellow letters, why not do it in person? Chances are, you ask ten people, one will know someone that is interested, ask 20 to 25, that person will have an interest. They sold miilions just by asking.

Hey, don't discount asking the waitress, her husband works too, she has family, you have no idea unless you ask!

I'm tell'n you, it's about people!

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