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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Cash Investors in the SoCal Area; Santa Barbara
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I don't think you'll have any trouble finding a buyer if you have a true deal. Once you have it under contract, you can present it in forums like this and at your local REIA clubs. There are plenty of investors looking for deals in today's market, so that shouldn't be a problem.
One reason you might be having trouble with your buyers list is that real buyers are probably getting inundated with emails and calls from "wholesalers" who say they will find great deals. Investors in our area always talk about how they receive many emails from wholesalers who they either never hear from again or just send properties that are listed on the MLS. that is why I think finding a good deal will draw their attention more than any email/letter, no matter how well it's worded.