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Ley Nezifort
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Getting Better Deals On Market Rather than “Off-Market”

Ley Nezifort
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Interestingly enough, I’m getting a lot better deals on-market than I am getting “Off-Market”. I think wholesalers are getting a little crazy with their Markups, only looking at inflated ARVs in this current market, but not inflated construction cost.

Just my thoughts though, Anybody else experiencing the same thing?

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Sean H.
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  • north carolina
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Sean H.
  • Developer
  • north carolina
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Yep, i think most wholesalers just want to target newbies who think they are getting a "great off market deal." I really hope that new company Sundae puts a lot of them out of job. 

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