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Grant Speer
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How to find a rockstar wholesaler

Grant Speer
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New York City, NY
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I'm starting to pursue off market deals for BRRRR projects oppose to the MLS buy & hold strategy I've been doing. I wanted to reach out to the community to see if you all have advise on identifying trustworthy wholesalers, any tactics you've used in communicating your buy box, putting in place systems, etc...... Really appreciate any learnings that can be passed along!

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Andrew Postell
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Andrew Postell
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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@Grant Speer the best way I have found to find wholesalers is through networking.  And this post is a form of networking but networking in person is better.  I also noticed that maybe you don't live in the area you are looking to invest in - so lean on Facebook to connect to real estate investor groups.  Use the search of "Real Estate Investor Cleveland" or "Rental Property Cleveland", or some combination of that, and then join those group pages and start asking around.  For Cleveland I would suggest getting signed up with 8-10 wholesalers.  And if you stick with that market you'll need to update your list periodically but let's try that first and see where you go.  Hope all of that makes sense.

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