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Suzanne P.
  • Investor
  • Toronto, Ontario
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Looking for wholesalers in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland

Suzanne P.
  • Investor
  • Toronto, Ontario
Posted

Being based in Toronto, an investor colleague and I are looking to branch out into the US midwest with an initial focus on flipping and possible adding buy and holds later on. I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions for reputable wholesalers and project managers in places such as Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland and others.

We are looking to finance the flips completely by ourselves (purchase, holding and reno costs) so we won't need any US hard money lenders as we have heard that it is very difficult for Canadian investors to get good financing for flips and buy and holds. As a result we are looking for markets that have a reasonably low cost of entry but a potential for decent margins on flips. 

Thank you in advance for any input or suggestions.

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