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New North Jersey investors
Hello everyone,
I have been following BP for a while and finally decided to post. We are 3 newbie investors with existing full time jobs looking to start flipping, and work 1-2 days a week each to take care of the flipping. Looking to start small and get our hands dirty and if it means not making any money on our first flip, we are ok, as we feel like learning the process is more valuable. We are in the Springfield area in Union county and also familiar with Bergen County.
For the flippers out there in north jersey, how do you find your properties? Do you have an agent that works with you? I feel like every bank owned property that we are interested in gets sold without us getting a chance to look at it since seller's agents don't return our calls to show us the property, should we get a real estate agent who is familiar how to work the system? Any recommendations? Should we start with auctions or is that too risky?
Any help to start the conversation is appreciated. Looking forward to this journey and learning from everyone here in BP.
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Hey @Arash Baseri, there are many different ways to find properties! Just to name a couple:
1. Investor friendly Real estate agent
2. Websites like zillow, trulia, etc.. although most people would vote against that because its rarely accurate.
3. wholesalers
there are alot of ways but these are pretty common.
With this in mind i'm a real estate agent who works only with investors if you have any questions feel free to PM me !