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Justin Escajeda
  • Contractor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Not Destroying My Name as a Wholesaler!!

Justin Escajeda
  • Contractor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
Posted

Hello all, I really appreciate all the feedback I get on my questions I ask, and try to contribute to the community with my personal advice as much as possible, but here's another question.

I have been a buy and hold investor for years and am currently in beginning of my 3rd month of wholesaling. I have come across deals that after analyzing, I've determined they're good deal (comps, rehab cost, etc.). However, I get very minimal bites from investors. I do not want to be labeled as just another wholesaler that locks up lot of properties in contract and just mass advertises them.

If anyone has any tips on the characteristics of good deals, please let me know. I mean I use the arv*.7-repars-fee, and pretty well inept of finding rehab costs, but If there are any other tips I'd greatly appreciate it.

Thanks once again, everyone's insight is very valuable to me!

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