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Alex Rivas
  • Realtor
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Best way to find wholesaling leads?

Alex Rivas
  • Realtor
  • San Antonio, TX
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I wanted to ask my fellow wholesalers how you get your leads? I know it can be different in various markets, but I am definitely curious on what works for you guys.

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Ted Schmidt
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Ted Schmidt
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@Walter Thompson:
It's no big secret, just not very common. All you do is get old loan mod leads, 60 day to 1 year old, call the people and ask if they were able to get the loan modified. If yes, let them know what you do and add them to your future sellers list. If no, ask if they might consider selling or if they are till trying to save it. If they still want to save it - save the lead for future seller lead and refer to an attorney. They will pay $250 for a client all day long. If they already lost the house, ask if they want help to remove it from their credit report - transfer to a credit repair company - that's $50 or more in your pocket.

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