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Crystal Chang
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New Western Acquisitions

Crystal Chang
  • Investor
  • Rowland Heights, CA
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Hello Fellow Investors,

Has anyone heard of New Western Acquisitions?  I am located in Los Angeles, and they are a wholesaler in the area, with locations in Texas as well.  If any rehabbers or investors has done deals with them, please feel free to share your experiences if possible.  Any help would highly be appreciated.

Thank you,

Crystal

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Michael Hayworth
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Michael Hayworth
  • Contractor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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I had a brief email exchange with them after they posted a deal on Facebook. It looked decent, is in an area where I buy, and I wanted more info. They declined to provide it unless I'd come into their office to meet with them and "get the overview on how we work." 

I told them I've purchased and renovated 30+ properties, don't really need a sales pitch. If the numbers look right, I can buy 1-2 properties a month. "Well, we can't work with investors we haven't met in person." 

If you have to pitch it like that, there's something wrong with it. I passed.

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