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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best Source for Leads
I've been trying for several weeks to uncover sources for potential properties to rehab and flip in the Atlanta area - specifically the east end, Old Fourth Ward, Morningside, Inman & Grant park areas. It seems like all that is offered is west end or east end properties that are pretty much in war zones and those all seem to be offered by newbie wholesalers with inflated ARVs and low ball repair estimates. Does anyone have suggestions regarding the most efficient and effective means to generate deal leads?