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Sourcing material in China
I have heard several stories now of landlords sourcing materials ( particularly for multifamily flips) in China. What are readers experiences with this? Is anyone using Alibaba? Or attended the big Canton show? I own 175 ish units and can see potential for flooring, paint, fixtures, and a few other items. I could see working with other small-scale owners to run a coop.
One example is vinyl plank flooring. I saw several prices at about $2-3 sq meter (10.75 sq ft/sq meter). Seems promising even after shipping.
Please post your success stories or ideas you have.