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Mark Kurywczak
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Finding Buyers as a Wholesaler

Mark Kurywczak
  • Morehead, KY
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I am currently trying to build my qualified buyers list in Kentucky and have been using various methods with limited success.  I have had more than a few folks that come off as cash buyers and when I begin asking qualifying questions I get ghosted.  Do any of you have any guidance in finding qualified buyers

Cheers,

Mark

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Jerryll Noorden
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Jerryll Noorden
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Quote from @Mark Kurywczak:

I am currently trying to build my qualified buyers list in Kentucky and have been using various methods with limited success.  I have had more than a few folks that come off as cash buyers and when I begin asking qualifying questions I get ghosted.  Do any of you have any guidance in finding qualified buyers

Cheers,

Mark

Cash buyers is really the easy party. Like @Jerryll Noorden mentioned getting a good deal is #1. Plenty of groups out there especially in Lexington that you can accomplish networking with investors easily.


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