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Paul Bush
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Where Can I Buy The Best Leads?

Paul Bush
  • Investor
  • Woodville, VA
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If I'm willing to pay for the best leads, what services should I use? 

Probate, Inheritance, Tax Default, Code Violators, Foreclosure, Equity, Divorce, Vacancy, etc?

I'll bet there are different services that are best for most of these... which are the best?  

Thanks,

Paul

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Braden Smith
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Braden Smith
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The best leads are the ones you source yourself. All of that info is public record and you can source the data from your local courthouse. The general rule of thumb with leads lists is the easier it is to get, such as buying a list online, the more people there will be working that list. The harder the list is to get, the less competition you will have. This is especially true in today's hyper competitive market.

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