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Foster Algier
  • Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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The good and the bad from wholesalers

Foster Algier
  • Investor
  • Orlando, FL
Posted

Greetings everyone my name is Foster Algier and I have been wholesaling properties here in central Florida for many years. I thought it would be useful for all of us to have a discussion about what, as a rehabber, has brought you to a wholesaler. With so many deals available and so many wholesalers out there, how do you search for a good wholesaler? How much information do you want on a wholesaler’s property list and what information is irrelevant or makes a wholesaler’s analysis of a property unnecessarily congested? And finally, what has endeared you to a wholesaler you’ve worked with before and convinced you to continue working with them? Feel free to give your ideas, criticism, and stories, and let’s help each other work efficiently and successfully.

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