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Christy Westphal
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Choosing the right area

Christy Westphal
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Long Beach, CA
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What is the best way to choose an area to wholesale in? I am just starting out. I do have access to the MLS. I also have Propstream.

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Pablo Avila
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Pablo Avila
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Unfortunately, most people getting into Wholesale are all starting with their favorite Guru's 101 advise (get propstream, pull x list, etc..) and by the time you reach these individuals, someone has already called them 10 times before.

I'd start with my local area, focusing on a competitive Niche. For example, in the Harris county (TX) area, it's taking us about 300+ calls to reach an individual person; however, we're shifting to focus on niche data such as 311 service requests, code violations, etc.. (Driving for dollars continues to be the best route). 

I run a real-estate data company and have many insights if you have any questions!

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