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Kalim Kalla
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  • Atlanta, GA
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What it's like being a wholesaler

Kalim Kalla
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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One of my biggest Struggles in todays climate is the fact that when I find a really nicely rehabbed home or flipped deal. I find that investor and usually give them a call. On a larger scale say 100 investors a week, with the intention of building a relationship based on the quality of work they have done. I am super selective with who I choose to do business in that I only work with serious investors that do quality rehabs. Nonetheless I give them a very professional and cordial call simply to introduce myself and I constantly get hit with " I do not want to sell my property", " im not selling that property", or " I already sold that property".

Why does it have to be an assumption that I am looking to buy their property? I have no intention of calling them to buy their property at all. This is only happening as of recent. Every investor I call and reference a property to is a property that has already been rehabbed really well. You would think that if wholesalers were actually trying to do business they would not be calling homes that have already been rehabbed. I have only recently seen this market shift by investors being extremely rude on the phone when my intentions are nothing but pure and have nothing to do with buying their property. I simply want to complement them on their work and see if they are currently in the market for flip deals in order to cultivate a relationship to do future business. 

Is this a wholesaler problem? Are Investors just cold after a lot of unprofessional work by wholesalers being rude? 

Any input would help cultivate a valuable discussion between wholesalers/investors.

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