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Hayes Hamilton
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Flipping Houses? Best Approach?

Hayes Hamilton
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Beverly Hills, CA
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I am a new to the flipping idea. I know people that have done really well with it and I am willing to learn. One question I always had though is how do you get in contact with the banks that own the property? It has to be their asset management department...right? So what is the best way to get in contact with them.

Thanks and happy to listen to what ever knowledge everyone is willing to share.

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Don Hines
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Don Hines
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Learn what realtors represent the REO's in your area. The banks will not give you the time of day; unless, they are a local/regionally owned bank. That is the type of bank I deal with and still, I am refered to the agency/broker that represents them.
Don

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