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How to build a buyers list Fast?

Fili Aguirre
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Hello, I dont have any problems with finding deals, the problem comes when I talk to sellers over the phone I dont want to lie to them saying I have buyers when I don't, since I want to have more credibility I'd like to have at least 70-80 buyers.

Do you guys believe placing bandit signs would be a method to build a buyers list quickly? (Im not typing what kind of buyers im looking for, so feel free to answer with whichever method you use to bring in buyers)

Thanks

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Scott E.
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You do not need 70-80 buyers to be a successful wholesaler. Start smaller. Try to build a list of ~10 buyers, and target homeowners in neighborhoods where those 10 buyers are interested in actually buying.

As far as I understand, bandit signs are not legal in most areas. Although you do still see people break the rules and put them up (they get taken down pretty quickly). I'm a cash buyer but I don't think I've ever called on one of these signs (and I've driven by a ton of them).

If I were you I'd spend an afternoon looking at every house that's for sale in your area and every home recently sold in your area, and pick out the ones that were obviously flips. Then contact the listing agent and let them know that you are a new wholesaler and trying to build a list of cash investors. These agents will happily put you in touch with their clients if you bring a deal (because they will likely be getting the listing once the flip is completed).

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