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Lennox Matsinde
  • Seattle, WA
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Hoping to network with wholesalers for turnkey starter homes.

Lennox Matsinde
  • Seattle, WA
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This may not be the most effective way of going about this but here goes nothing.

I'm in the market for a small standalone home or town-home in the beacon hill or West Seattle neighborhoods, with at least 2 beds and 1.75 baths. Hoping to network with wholesalers, investors or anyone else with anyone else that might have some good deals in these areas.

Thanks for reading!

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Cindy Liu
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Mercer Island, WA
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Cindy Liu
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Mercer Island, WA
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To be frank, real estate market, especially residential real estate market, is more and more like stock market. Nearly all information is public. To seek good deals under table is like to seek insider information, though with no legal risk. However, nothing is free. Why investors want to share good deals with you when you are a stranger to them? Seattle market is very hot. Every house, condo, townhouse, as long as it's not priced ridiculously, is sold very fast. Investors can simply list them on MLS to get high price from the bidding.

Just my two cents.  I wish you can establish good connections here, with cash in hand, and then probably you can get good deals from your friends.

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