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Finding Off Market deals in Orlando

Emmanuel A.
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I'm just getting back into buy and hold real estate after getting burned during the 2008 financial crisis. I'm currently submitting an offer for a duplex I'm going to house hack. I've got about 150K to invest in more properties after this deal and wanted to know if anyone has any advice or connections for finding off market deals in Orlando Florida. I look on Zillow almost everyday and with todays rates I never find anything that cash flows. I've tried submitting a seller financing offer for the aforementioned duplex but they declined. Unfortunately my realtor is in South Florida and for anyone that says I need to find someone more local, I'm aware of that as well. I'm just looking to see if there is anything less obvious to a newbie that can find off market deals. Anyone please help!

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