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David Wurzel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Jacksonville, FL
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How Many Wholesalers Can One Property Have?

David Wurzel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Jacksonville, FL
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OK  So I'm sitting around looking to see if there are any deals floating around.  I go on Craigslist and look at today's ads.  I see two.  One is a wholesaler.  Then, my BP alert goes off and another listing pops up in the Marketplace.  This is a member posting a property that is being advertised by another wholesaler and the property has no less than 3 Zillow listings.

What do you all do when a property is listed by another wholesaler?

Do you pass on it?  Give them a call?  Float it by your buyers?

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