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Ernest Losoya
  • San Antonio, TX
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Having trouble finding a good house in San Antonio, TX

Ernest Losoya
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hi BiggerPockets! My partner and I are extremely new to this industry and are super excited to get our first flip started! We have an extremely knowledgeable realtor, financing available and my father has over 30+ years of construction experience. We feel we have a decent team set up for our first flip, but are having trouble finding a good home in San Antonio. We have visited several homes but none of them seem to be good flips for our first project. We also feel that we are tiring out our realtor and we really don't want to burn her out. 

 Is there anyone out there that might be willing to help us out? We would love a mentor and partner to help us (of course we wouldn't mind sharing the profit too!)  

I know this is a lot to ask.. but hey, we won't ever know, if we don't ask!  :)

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Tim Macy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Antonio, TX
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Tim Macy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Antonio, TX
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theres nothing wrong with getting a deal from a wholesaler @Ernest Losoya , you just have to know what a good deal is. People will talk bad about wholesalers, but you've seen what's available on the market. I would start pursuing off market wholesale deals and use your realtor to give you a second opinion. They should be able to invest time even if there is no commission as long as you're listing with them when you sell. 

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