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Updated over 2 years ago, 05/01/2022

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What Makes A Good Deal in 2022?

Kaitlyn Robinson
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I've been doing a lot of reading these past few days. I've been analyzing my market and comparing them to others around where I live. I've been trying to do my due diligence, to come up with my business strategy, and set my goals. However, in some groups, I've noticed some buyers and RE agents are hesitant to work with wholesalers for a number of reasons. I want to be as transparent as possible because I've heard wholesalers have a bad rep for dishonesty.. but that is for another thread. 

I've seen many articles and posts about how, these days, wholesalers don't bring good deals. So, I want to know exactly what makes a deal good, or even better, what makes a deal great? Aside from getting a distressed property under market value, that is. 

As always, I'm always ready to take any advice ! -KR

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