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New Western Acquisitions Houston

Eric Reed
  • Minneapolis, MN
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New to the Houston area (living in Spring) and looking to better understand the New Western Acquisitions model/experiences.  Has anyone had success with this wholesaling group, or another local wholesaler?  Looking to purchase our first fix and flip locally, but looking for some direction and guidance.

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    Realistically the only way to flip houses is to source your own deals. Depending on wholesalers for deals is a recipe for disaster, especially the larger institutional ones. 

    That's why they have a constant need to hire new agents to scour each area for new investors. Luckily for them, there's always another inexperienced person looking to do their first flip. 

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