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Jose Reyes
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How to find GREAT wholesalers...

Jose Reyes
  • Full Time Rehabber
  • Covina, CA
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I know this is a question that has been asked a ton of times. And know that every other buyer in the market has become an investor, as well as many real estate agents that double as both agents/investors. Thus making just about all markets much more competitive to find deals.

In the past I've worked with and done well with a few wholesalers. But it seems that they really come and go and quickly fade away. I know a ton of wholesalers come from seminars and quickly fizzle once they realize that this does require full-time attention.

So the simple, yet complex question is, can anyone recommend where to find legitimate, professional and knowledgable wholesalers in the Los Angeles area?

Thanks...

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Lamar Cannon
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Lamar Cannon
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  • Austin, TX
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I think the reason for the lack of wholesalers that are GREAT is the fact that wholesaling is usually a bridge. Most great wholesalers will realize that they have mastered an important part of investing - finding the deal. They then transition into a more profitable strategy , such as flips. A great wholesaler will pull the correct resources together to make it happen, and as the wholesaler evolves fewer and fewer deals be passed on to buyers.

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